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    DOMAĆI RAD (Akuzativ)

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    1. The document provides instructions to put various Serbian words into different grammatical cases, including the accusative case and appropriate case. 2. It asks to fill in blanks with words in brackets in either the accusative or appropriate case depending on the context of the sentence. 3. It provides blanks to fill in with words in either the genitive or dative case depending on the context of the sentence.

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    DOMAĆI RAD (Akuzativ)

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    1. The document provides instructions to put various Serbian words into different grammatical cases, including the accusative case and appropriate case. 2. It asks to fill in blanks with words in brackets in either the accusative or appropriate case depending on the context of the sentence. 3. It provides blanks to fill in with words in either the genitive or dative case depending on the context of the sentence.

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    1. The document provides instructions to put various Serbian words into different grammatical cases, including the accusative case and appropriate case. 2. It asks to fill in blanks with words in brackets in either the accusative or appropriate case depending on the context of the sentence. 3. It provides blanks to fill in with words in either the genitive or dative case depending on the context of the sentence.

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    DOMAĆI RAD (Akuzativ)

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    Jasmina Sekularac
    1. The document provides instructions to put various Serbian words into different grammatical cases, including the accusative case and appropriate case. 2. It asks to fill in blanks with words in brackets in either the accusative or appropriate case depending on the context of the sentence. 3. It provides blanks to fill in with words in either the genitive or dative case depending on the context of the sentence.

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    1.

    Put the words in brackets into the accusative case:

    1. Volim da pijem ...........(kafa, čaj, voda i pivo).


    2. Svakog jutra jedem .................(kifla) i pijem ...............(jogurt).
    3. Posle podne učim ...............(jezik) i čitam ................(knjiga).
    4. Uveče gledam ............. (film) ili slušam ................(muzika).
    5. Moj brat studira .............. (medicina).
    6. Sutra idem u ...............(škola) a posle idem u................ (bioskop).

    2. Put the words in brackets into the appropriate case:


    1. Ja živim u ....................... (centar) i idem na .................... (posao) peške.
    2. Obično ručam u .................... (firma), a nekada idem u .................. (restoran).
    3. Često putujem u ............(Niš) zato što moja sestra živi u ...........(Niš).
    4. Svaki dan idem u ...........(škola) zato što radim u ............... (škola).
    5. Živim u ............... (Beograd) pa često idem u .............(pozorište) ili na ...............
    (koncert).

    3. Fill in the gaps:


    1. Na fotografiji su .................. (her) majka i ...............(her) otac.
    2. Ovo je ................(my) kafa a ovo je ...............(your) čaj.
    3. (Their)................... roditelji žive u Beogradu.
    4. (Our) .............. kuća je blizu a (your) ............. stan je daleko.
    5. (His) ............. sestra je sekretarica, a (his)........... brat je student.
    6. Koja je (your) .................. adresa i (your).............. broj telefona.

    4. Translation:
    My name is Judith. I am 42 years old and married. My family and I now live in Ser- bia. I work as an
    economist in a large, foreign company. We live in a big flat on the sixth floor.
    My husband works in the hospital. We have a son David who is 12 and a daughter Alice, and she is 10
    years old. We also have a cat called Miki.
    I work from nine to five, but often I am in my ofce until six or six thirty. In the evening I prepare dinner
    and we eat together around eight. Sometimes we go to the restaurant or to friends.
    On Saturdays we do our shopping at the market. There we buy fresh fruit and vegeta- bles, meat and
    cheese. I love Sundays because we usually go to Ada Ciganlija. There we walk or ride a bike.

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