Questions & Answers about Moja prijava za tečaj još nije potpuna.
Why is it moja and not moj?
Because prijava is a feminine singular noun, and the possessive adjective moj has to agree with it.
So:
- moj = masculine singular
- moja = feminine singular
- moje = neuter singular
Since prijava is feminine, you say moja prijava = my application.
What exactly does prijava mean here?
In this sentence, prijava means application or registration/application form, depending on context.
It can refer to things like:
- an application for a course
- a sign-up/registration
- a submitted form
In other contexts, prijava can also mean things like a report or complaint, so the exact meaning depends on what follows it. Here, because of za tečaj, it clearly means an application for a course.
What case is prijava in?
It is in the nominative singular.
Why?
Because prijava is the subject of the sentence:
- Moja prijava = the thing being talked about
- nije potpuna = is not complete