Noun cases in Croatian grammar are an essential aspect of the language. In Croatian, there are seven cases: nominative, genitive, dative, accusative, vocative, locative, and instrumental. These cases affect the form of a noun, pronoun, or adjective and demonstrate the function it has within a sentence. Mastering the use of these cases is crucial for communicating effectively in Croatian, as they play a significant role in conveying meaning and ensuring proper sentence structure.
Exercise 1: Fill in the blanks with the correct noun case
1. Knjiga leži na *stolu* (table).
2. Mama mi jedala *čokoladu* (chocolate).
3. Poslao sam pismo *ocu* (father).
4. Auto je parkiran iza *kuće* (house).
5. Ona voli *filmove* (movies).
2. Mama mi jedala *čokoladu* (chocolate).
3. Poslao sam pismo *ocu* (father).
4. Auto je parkiran iza *kuće* (house).
5. Ona voli *filmove* (movies).
Exercise 2: Fill in the blanks with the correct noun case
6. Idemo u *školu* (school).
7. Daj mi *daljinski* (remote) za TV.
8. *Lopta* (ball) je pala ispod stola.
9. *Juraj* (name) je sretan u novom poslu.
10. *Pas* (dog) je ležao pored njegovih nogu.
15. Radujem se dolasku *ljeta* (summer).
7. Daj mi *daljinski* (remote) za TV.
8. *Lopta* (ball) je pala ispod stola.
9. *Juraj* (name) je sretan u novom poslu.
10. *Pas* (dog) je ležao pored njegovih nogu.
15. Radujem se dolasku *ljeta* (summer).
