What time: telling time and meetings
You can already ask questions, count and name the days - now put a clock on all of it. Learn how је and су trade places between one o'clock, a few o'clock and five o'clock and up, and why пола шест means half past five and not half past six, meet forty words for hours, minutes, meetings and deadlines, listen to someone talk through a whole overbooked working day, read about a day packed with appointments from breakfast to a late dinner, write out your own weekly schedule and finally say a few sentences about your own day, on time.
The path
The order is a suggestion. Steps do not block one another.- Kazivanje vremenaGrammarNot started
- Time and meetingsWordsNot started
- Words for time and meetingsGuided lessonMarks itself when it is checked
- Telling the hour: the је/су switchGuided lessonMarks itself when it is checked
- Minutes, пола, and у + accusative for atGuided lessonMarks itself when it is checked
- Telling the hour in a sentenceGuided lessonMarks itself when it is checked
- Common time-telling slipsGuided lessonMarks itself when it is checked
- An overbooked working dayGuided lessonMarks itself when it is checked
- Moj radni danListeningMarks itself when it is checked
- Dan pun sastanakaReadingNot started
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