Zero conditional Exercises For Croatian Grammar

Exercise 1: Fill in the blanks with the appropriate form of the verb.

The Zero conditional in Croatian grammar is used to express general truths, natural laws, habits, and things that always or usually happen as a result of something else. In Croatian, zero conditional sentences use the present simple tense in both clauses. These sentences usually consist of a condition (if clause) and a result (main clause).

Exercise 1: Fill in the blanks with the appropriate form of the verb.

1. Ako padne kiša, trava *raste* (grow).
2. Kada zagrijem vodu, ona *ključa* (boil).
3. Ako miješam plavu i žutu boju, dobijem *zelenu* (green).
4. Kada sunce izađe, dan *počinje* (start).
5. Ako ne doruckuješ, *osjećaš* (feel) glad.
6. Lizanje rane psa *ubija* (kills) bakterije.
7. Ako stisnem prekidač, svjetlo *ugasne* (turn off).
8. Kad djeca igraju vani, oni *uče* (learn) nove vještine.
9. Ako je sladoled, *dobiva* (get) energiju.
10. Kada duva vjetar, lišće *leti* (fly).
11. Ako ne pijemo vode, *osjećamo* (feel) žeđ.
12. Kad naš tim pobijedi, navijači *slave* (celebrate).
13. Ako životinje žive u prirodi, oni *nauče* (learn) preživjeti.
14. Kada je zdravo, čovjek *osjeća* (feel) dobro.
15. Ako bacas lopticu, pas *je* (catch) hvata.

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