Јеси ли научио глаголске облике?

Пример који се издваја је у перфекту. Остали примери су у плусквамперфекту.

Одабрани облик је у презенту, а остали облици су у аористу.

In this sentence, the verb "правити" (to make) is in the future tense. The subject of the sentence is "ти" (you), and the verb is conjugated to match the second person singular form. Therefore, the correct form of the verb in the future tense is "будеш правио" (you will make). This means that if the person continues to make a mess, they will be kicked out of the room.

The correct answer is "рушила" because the question is asking for the form of the plural middle voice participle of the verb "рушити" (to destroy). In this case, the correct form is "рушила" which agrees with the feminine gender and singular number.

The correct answer is "су биле стигле, бејаху стигле, беху стигле." In Serbian, the verb "стићи" (to arrive) is conjugated in the past perfect tense (плусквамперфект) to agree with the subject "оне" (they). The auxiliary verb "бити" (to be) is conjugated in the past tense to agree with the subject "оне" (they). Therefore, the correct forms are "су биле стигле" (they had arrived), "бејаху стигле" (they had arrived), and "беху стигле" (they had arrived).

The correct answer is "рушите" because it is the second person plural form of the verb "рушити" in the imperative mood. In this form, it is used to address a group of people and instruct them to "destroy" or "demolish" something.

The correct answer is "био сам рушио, сам био рушио, бејах рушио, бех рушио" because all of these forms are correct for the first person singular of the plusquamperfect tense in the masculine gender of the verb "рушити" (to demolish). The verb "рушити" belongs to the group of verbs that form the plusquamperfect tense with the auxiliary verb "бити" (to be) in the past tense. Therefore, all of the given forms are valid and can be used interchangeably.

The correct answers are: "Инфинитив је неличан глаголски облик" (The infinitive is an impersonal verb form), "Футур први и футур други су сложени глаголски облици" (Future I and Future II are compound verb forms), and "Аорист, императив и потенцијал су лични глаголски облици" (Aorist, imperative, and potential are personal verb forms). These statements correctly identify different types of verb forms in the Serbian language.

The correct answer is "рушећи" because the question asks for the verb "рушити" to be written in the form of a present participle. In Serbian grammar, the present participle is formed by adding "-ћи" to the stem of the verb. Therefore, "рушећи" is the correct form of the verb in this case.

The correct answer is "Не мораш да дођеш, доћи ће твој брат уместо тебе." This is the correct sentence because it uses the correct spelling and punctuation. The word "не" is used to negate the verb "мораш," meaning "you don't have to." The verb "доћи" is conjugated in the future tense as "доћиће," meaning "will come." The word "ће" is used to indicate future tense. The phrase "твој брат" means "your brother," and "уместо тебе" means "instead of you." Overall, the sentence translates to "You don't have to come, your brother will come instead of you."

The correct answer includes the verb tenses in the Serbian language. The verb tenses listed are: present, aorist, imperfect, plusquamperfect, future I, and perfect.

The correct answer is "рушио би, би рушио". In Serbian grammar, the potential mood is formed by using the auxiliary verb "би" followed by the past participle of the main verb. In this case, the main verb is "рушити" (to demolish), and its past participle is "рушио" (demolished). Therefore, the correct forms in the potential mood are "рушио би" (would demolish) and "би рушио" (would demolish).

The correct answer is "бисмо остали". In this sentence, the subject is "ми" (we) and the verb "остати" (to stay) needs to agree with the subject in person and number. Since "ми" is a plural pronoun, the verb form should also be in plural. Therefore, "бисмо остали" is the correct form for the first person plural (we). "бисмо остале" is incorrect because it is in the feminine form, which does not agree with the subject.

Нелични глаголски облици се не могу мењати по лицима.

The correct answer is "Он је био дошао на време, али ви нисте били код куће." This is the correct sentence because it uses the past tense form of the verb "бити" (to be) in the past perfect tense ("био") to indicate that he had come on time. It also uses the negative form of the verb "бити" (to be) in the past tense ("нисте били") to indicate that you were not at home.

The correct answer is "Децо, да ли бисте ме бар једном послушали?" because it uses the correct form of the question in Serbian language. The word "дали" is not commonly used in this context, whereas "да ли" is the correct way to form a question.

The sentences "Учини ми се да пада снег." (It seems to me that it's snowing.), "Он воли свима да УЧИНИ услугу." (He likes to do favors for everyone.), "Кад год ме нешто УПИТА, ја му одговорим." (Whenever he asks me something, I answer him.), and "Уморан је, треба да УЂЕ у кућу." (He is tired, he needs to go home.) all contain verbs in the present tense.

The correct answer is "Ако бисмо имали времена , јавили бисмо се." This sentence is grammatically correct in Serbian. It uses the conditional form "Ако бисмо имали времена" (If we had time) followed by the conditional verb "јавили бисмо се" (we would have called). The verb form agrees with the subject, and the sentence is structured correctly.