Zero conditional Exercises For Croatian Grammar

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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