Relative pronouns Exercises For Croatian Grammar

Relative pronouns in Croatian grammar serve to connect clauses within a sentence and provide additional information about nouns. The most common relative pronouns are “koji” (who, which, that), “čiji” (whose, of whom), “gdje” (where), and “kad” (when). They must agree in gender, number, and case with the antecedent – the noun they refer to within the sentence. In this exercise, you’ll practice Croatian relative pronouns in various contexts. Good luck!

Exercise 1: Fill in the blank with the appropriate relative pronoun

1. To je muškarac *koji* (who) mi je pomogao.
2. Tražim knjigu *koju* (which) sam jučer kupio.
3. Poznajem ljude *čije* (whose) su djeca u toj školi.
4. To je restoran *gdje* (where) smo jeli prošli tjedan.
5. Ona je studentica *koja* (who) uvijek dolazi na vrijeme.

Exercise 2: Fill in the blank with the appropriate form of “koji” relative pronoun

1. Reći će nam svjetlost *koja* (which) prema moru ide.
2. Priča *koju* (that) mi je ispričala bila je jako zanimljiva.
3. Pozivam vas na večeru *koju* (which) organiziramo u subotu.
4. Sreo sam djevojku *koja* (who) je došla iz Francuske.
5. To su ljudi *koji* (who) su nam olakšali rad.

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