Yesterday: talking about the past
Everything you can already say about today, moved one day back. Learn the two-part past tense - the auxiliary plus a participle that changes with who is speaking - then meet it in a woman's account of her day off and a man's account of his working day, write your own yesterday and say it aloud. The one habit to break here is Russian: it drops the auxiliary and Serbian never does.
The path
The order is a suggestion. Steps do not block one another.- Prošlo vremeGrammarNot started
- Daily lifeWordsNot started
- Yesterday and todayGuided lessonMarks itself when it is checked
- Building the participle: -о, -ла, -ло…Guided lessonMarks itself when it is checked
- The negative and the question: нисам, ниси…Guided lessonMarks itself when it is checked
- I was, she wasGuided lessonMarks itself when it is checked
- Traps with the past tenseGuided lessonMarks itself when it is checked
- Slobodan danListeningMarks itself when it is checked
- Šta sam radio jučeReadingNot started
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The materials are open without an account
Open any step and work through it. An account is only needed for your step-by-step progress to be kept between devices.