What I have
Имам is one of the two verbs you cannot avoid in the first week - everything you carry, own, or simply have going on gets named through it. Learn its full present tense, meet thirty things people have (a passport, a dog, a job, a good idea), listen to a traveller checking what is in their bag before a trip, read about someone listing everything they own and don't own, write your own list of belongings and read a short line about what you have aloud.
The path
The order is a suggestion. Steps do not block one another.- Glagol „imati“ - prezentGrammarNot started
- Personal belongingsWordsNot started
- Things I haveGuided lessonMarks itself when it is checked
- The affirmative form: имам, имаш, има…Guided lessonMarks itself when it is checked
- The negative form: немам, немаш, нема…Guided lessonMarks itself when it is checked
- Imam and nemam in a sentenceGuided lessonMarks itself when it is checked
- Traps with иматиGuided lessonMarks itself when it is checked
- Packing for a tripGuided lessonMarks itself when it is checked
- Šta imam u torbiListeningMarks itself when it is checked
- Sve što imam i nemamReadingNot started
- Marks itself when it is checked
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