Writing

Write about a time you had to deal with official paperwork - for example applying for or renewing a passport or another document - in Serbian, in full sentences. Say what problem came up and how it was resolved. Try to use a relative clause with који/која/које and a conditional sentence with да or ако. You can write in either alphabet.

Write about a time someone was taken to the hospital - yourself or someone you know - in Serbian, in full sentences. Describe the symptoms, what happened at the hospital, and how the recovery went. Try to use at least one passive-voice sentence and a genitive-of-negation phrase like нема... or „није било...“. You can write in either alphabet.

Describe your job or workplace in Serbian, in full sentences. Say what your company does, who you work with, and what your main responsibilities are. Try to use at least one secondary-imperfective verb (like завршавати) for something you do regularly. You can write in either alphabet.

Write to a landlord about a flat you have seen advertised, in full sentences. Say what kind of flat you are looking for, ask what the rent covers and whether the flat is furnished, and ask when you could move in. Try to use one negated existential (нема or није било) with the genitive, and one conditional. You can write in either alphabet.

Write about a computer or phone problem you once had, in full sentences. Say what happened, what you did about it, and what you would have done differently if you had known better. Try to use one passive construction and one counterfactual conditional. You can write in either alphabet.