Pravilno doziranje ublažit će sve simptome.

From Lesson 418:At the Pharmacy·Croatian

Questions & Answers about Pravilno doziranje ublažit će sve simptome.

Why is the final 'i' missing from the verb ublažiti in this sentence?
In the Croatian future tense, when an infinitive ending in -ti comes right before the auxiliary verb (ću, ćeš, će, etc.), it loses its final i in both writing and speech. So, ublažiti će becomes ublažit će.
How is the verb ublažiti formed, and what is its aspect?
It is a perfective verb meaning to alleviate or to soften. It is built from the adjective blag (mild or gentle) using the prefix u-. The imperfective equivalent is blažiti.
Why does the sentence use sve instead of svi for the word all?
The noun simptome is in the accusative case (plural, masculine) because it is the direct object of the verb. Therefore, the pronoun sav (all) must also be in the masculine accusative plural form, which is sve. The form svi is only used for the nominative (subject) case.
What kind of word is doziranje?
It is a verbal noun, similar to an English gerund like dosing. In Croatian, verbal nouns are formed by adding -nje to the verb stem (here, from dozirati). They are always neuter, which is why the adjective pravilno (proper) is in its neuter form to match.

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