Definiteness and indefiniteness in Croatian grammar refer to the distinction made between specific and non-specific objects or subjects in a sentence. In Croatian, this concept is expressed primarily through the use of articles, demonstrative pronouns, and sometimes word order. Unlike many languages such as English, Croatian does not have a definite article like “the”. Instead, the noun’s definiteness is typically indicated through the use of demonstrative pronouns or context. Indefiniteness, on the other hand, is often represented by the absence of an article, or with indefinite pronouns and quantifiers. These exercises will help you practice identifying and using definiteness and indefiniteness in Croatian sentences.

Exercise 1: Fill in the blanks with the correct definite or indefinite pronoun (demonstrative or indefinite).

Exercise 2: Fill in the blanks with the correct definite or indefinite form of the given noun (singular or plural).