Fill in the gaps = popuni prazna mesta:

Q: A _______________ (what) najviše ____________ (like) u tenisu ?
A: Pa najviše ____________(like) u tenisu forhend, bekhend _______ (and) volej. S njima pobeđujem ove __________________ (opponents).

Q: A da _________ se protivnici ljute _____________ (when) ih pobediš ?
A: Ne

Q: A ti __________ (when) te ___________ (they) pobede ?
A: ______
Q: Znači, ______________ (real) fer plej:o)

Q: Dobro, a da ________ se __________________ (you play)?
A: Paa, igram _______, igram se _____________ (at night). Pošto ______________ (during the day) __________________ (I have) školu i treninge imam ________________
(in the afternoon), i završim domaći ________________ (after) treninga, i zato se _______________ (I play) noću.

Q: Da li je tenis za tebe igra ____________ (or) obaveza?
A: Pa tenis za _____________ (me) je obaveza.

Q: _________ (what) ti je cilj u tenisu?
A: Cilj u _____________ (tennis) mi je ____ _______________ (to become) prvak.

Serbian questions combine interrogative words, flexible word order and intonation without always needing an expressed subject. Begin with Čiji bicikl stoji ispred naše kuće?; its scene gives the new language somewhere concrete to stand.

Carry into the useful contrast in asking questions in serbian

Serbian questions combine interrogative words, flexible word order and intonation without always needing an expressed subject. Compare the five examples for meaning before analysing their forms. In Kome nosiš tu veliku kutiju?, identify the word that carries the central idea; then notice how the remaining words make its person, place or time precise.

Five sentences that belong only to asking questions in serbian

LatinicaĆirilicaEnglish
Čiji bicikl stoji ispred naše kuće?Чији бицикл стоји испред наше куће?Whose bicycle is standing in front of our house?
Kako ste pronašli ovu malu plažu?Како сте пронашли ову малу плажу?How did you find this little beach?
Kome nosiš tu veliku kutiju?Коме носиш ту велику кутију?To whom are you taking that large box?
Odakle dolazi miris pečenih paprika?Одакле долази мирис печених паприка?Where is the smell of roasted peppers coming from?
Koliko dugo traje put do granice?Колико дуго траје пут до границе?How long does the journey to the border take?

From Kako ste pronašli ovu malu plažu? to independent speech

Read Koliko dugo traje put do granice? once as a statement with real intention. Next, change the subject or time phrase and repair every form affected by that choice. Finish by linking your new sentence to Kako ste pronašli ovu malu plažu? in a two-line exchange that could genuinely happen.

A five-step challenge shaped by Kome nosiš tu veliku kutiju?

  1. Give the English meaning of Čiji bicikl stoji ispred naše kuće?.
  2. Reconstruct in Serbian: “How did you find this little beach?”
  3. Write Kome nosiš tu veliku kutiju? in Cyrillic.
  4. Change one grammatical detail in Odakle dolazi miris pečenih paprika?.
  5. Ask a natural question that could produce Koliko dugo traje put do granice? as an answer.

Answers waiting beyond Odakle dolazi miris pečenih paprika?

  1. Whose bicycle is standing in front of our house?
  2. Kako ste pronašli ovu malu plažu? / Како сте пронашли ову малу плажу?
  3. Коме носиш ту велику кутију?
  4. More than one answer is possible; all connected forms must remain in agreement.
  5. Questions vary, but the final Serbian sentence must answer them naturally.