Compare active and passive verb forms in Serbian through a true story about Filip Vukša. The linked exercises guide you from completing active forms to transforming them into the passive voice.
Active and Passive Voice in Serbian
Listen to this interesting story about Filip Vukša, a modest Belgrade hero, and try to do the following exercises dedicated to the verb forms in active and passive voice in Serbian.a. Exercise 1 - filling in the gaps with the appropriate verb form in active voice.
b. Exercise 2 - turning the verbs which were in the active voice into the passive voice.
For some more exercises about the passive voice verb forms (trpni glagolski pridevi), here come two drills:
a. Lakša vežba
b. Teža vežba