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I fill in the correct form of the dative of the pronouns in parentheses: Preporučila je ovu knjigu ___________ (ja) Da li ste poslali paket ______________(on) Oni nisu poslali nikakvo pismo ______________(ona) Tvoj prijatelj se javio______________________(mi) Ne želi da priča ____________________(vi) o svom poslu. Vuk se pridružio _________________(oni). Mi ćemo se javiti _________________ (vi), ali…
Živimo u ______________(isti stan). Narod je na __________ (ulice). Lijepo mi je u_____________(selo). Dječak sjedi na ____________(klupa). Jana svira______________ (gitara). Odmah popij ____________(lijek). Miš je iskopao rupu u_________ (siru). Idem na more u ______________(jul). On je rođen u _______________(prošli vijek) Imam trening ___________(svaki dan). ___________(Cijelo jutro) pečem kolače. Šetali smo kroz_________________ (šuma). Neću da razmišljam o ____________(Marija) Dugo su radili na ______________(projekat). Stripove čuvam u ____________(prva fioka). Moja majka je u…
Translate the following sentences: 1. He had two meetings in the morning and then he went for lunch. 2. He walked around the city center for half an hour. 3. He arrived home very late, around 10 in the evening. 4. In the Sava Centre there was an international conference. 5. He bought a sandwich…
I am a native Montenegrin/Serbian speaker with a Ph.D. degree in Serbian and English. I’ve been working as a teacher since 2011 and I have had more than 800 students so far (in group and individual lessons). Many of them were successful people, mainly diplomats working in their embassies in Montenegro and wanting to learn…
Normally after: The first element in the sentence: Prijatelj mi jerekao da … Or the whole phrase: jedan moj stari prijatelj mi je rekao da… Ne + verb is treated as one word: On je na putu i ne može nam se javiti. Ne ide mi se na taj sastanak. Some conjunctions cannot be treated…
The nouns that have only plural form are called pluralia tantum. Most of these nouns are made of two parts which make the whole. They require verbs and adjectives in plural. They are either feminine or neuter gender, but used in plural. Some of them are: makaze, vrata, djeca, jasle, pantalone, farmerice, naočare, novine, merdevine (stube),…
The so-called “fleeting A” or “movable A” refers to the phonetic alternation in which short a makes an appearance and loss in certain inflected forms of nouns. Historically, Montenegrin did not tolerate any final consonantal clusters except st, zd, št, žd, šć, žđ, šč, and dž, as they were often difficult to pronounce in the…
I Endings of the instrumental singular are the same for all three genders. For masculine nouns ending in a consonant add – om, and for neuter ending in – o, and feminine ending in –a replace the last letter with –om. Some neuter nouns, such as more, end in – e. For these nouns change…
