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Guided lesson A1 9 activities

Adjectives in a sentence

Ten minutes putting agreement to work: build three sentences that give coffee, tea and a bathroom their correct ending - feminine, masculine, neuter - then catch the mistake every beginner makes forcing one ending onto every noun, before the unit's own listening compares a whole small town to a big, fast city.

The rule
Osnovni pridevi

The part of the grammar page this lesson drills — read it here, then use it.

Gender and number endings

Adjectives agree with nouns: masculine нов, feminine нова, neuter ново; plural forms are нови, нове, нова. They usually come before the noun: добра сестра.

The fleeting a pattern

In добар, the masculine has a fleeting а: добар → добра, добро, добри. This is common with -ан adjectives too (гладан → гладна); forms in -ак and -ар vary, so learn examples such as јак → јака and стар → стара.

Regular adjective - „nov“
GenderSingularPlural
masculine nov novi
feminine nova nove
neuter novo nova
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