Usages of glagol
Učiteljica kaže da je "trčati" glagol, a "škola" imenica.
The teacher says that “to run” is a verb, and “school” is a noun.
U ovoj rečenici glagol je u množini, iako je imenica u jednini.
In this sentence the verb is in the plural, although the noun is in the singular.
Na kraju sata profesorica traži da u jednoj rečenici napišemo značenje novog glagola i jedan antonim za pridjev koji učimo.
At the end of the lesson the professor asks us to write, in one sentence, the meaning of a new verb and one antonym for the adjective we are learning.
Infinitiv "čitati" lako prepoznajem, ali mi je prezent glagola "moći" još težak.
I recognize the infinitive “to read” easily, but the present tense of the verb “can” is still hard for me.
Kad sam umorna, najprije gledam veznik i glagol, a tek onda pokušavam odrediti padež i zamjenicu.
When I am tired, I first look at the conjunction and the verb, and only then do I try to determine the case and the pronoun.
Podcrtana riječ nije imenica, nego glagol.
The underlined word is not a noun, but a verb.
U ovoj rečenici glagol je naglašen.
In this sentence, the verb is emphasized.
Ne mogu odrediti je li ova riječ imenica ili glagol.
I can't determine whether this word is a noun or a verb.
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