C3 M1 L6 Grammar
3 | Modul 1: Gramatika
Kakav otac, takav sin
3 | 1 | Lekcija 6: U posjetu
| More verbs that go with the Accusative case
ČISTITI – to clean (something)
SINGULAR | PLURAL | ||||
ja | čist-im | mi | čist-imo | ||
ti | čist-iš | vi | čist-ite | ||
on/-a/-o | čist-i | oni/-e/-a | čist-e | ||
UPOZNATI – to get to know someone or something
SINGULAR | PLURAL | ||||
ja | upozn-am | mi | upozn-amo | ||
ti | upozn-aš | vi | upozn-ate | ||
on/-a/-o | upozn-a | oni/-e/-a | upozn-aju | ||
ŠETATI – to walk (someone)
SINGULAR | PLURAL | ||||
ja | šet-am | mi | šet-amo | ||
ti | šet-aš | vi | šet-ate | ||
on/-a/-o | šet-a | oni/-e/-a | šet-aju | ||
Example: Šetam kućnog ljubimca. / Šetam psa.
3.1 Zadatak 14. Što radimo?
3.1 Zadatak 15. Što radite?
| The Noun PAS
The noun pas is a monosyllabic word. However, it will not follow the rule that you previously learned about this type of word. In other words, you will not add the -ov- to make it plural. The noun pas has a fleeting -a- in its Nominative form. This means that most of the time, this -a- will disappear when you start changing the noun into different cases. You will be adding the case endings on its stem which is ps-. Look at the forms for Nominative and the Accusative case, in singular and plural forms.
Case | Singular | plural |
Nominative | pas | psi |
Accusative | psa | pse |
