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Possessive pronouns 1

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I – my ja – m-- / m--- / m--e ja – moj / moja / moje 0 +
I can’t find my key. Ne m--- n--- m-- k----. Ne mogu naći moj ključ. 0 +
I can’t find my ticket. Ne m--- n--- m--- v---- k----. Ne mogu naći moju voznu kartu. 0 +
     
you – your ti – t--- / t---- / t---e ti – tvoj / tvoja / tvoje 0 +
Have you found your key? Je-- l- n---- t--- k----? Jesi li našao tvoj ključ? 0 +
Have you found your ticket? Je-- l- n---- t---- v---- k----? Jesi li našao tvoju voznu kartu? 0 +
     
he – his on – n----- / n------ / n-----o on – njegov / njegova / njegovo 0 +
Do you know where his key is? Zn-- l- g--- j- n----- k----? Znaš li gdje je njegov ključ? 0 +
Do you know where his ticket is? Zn-- l- g--- j- n------ v---- k----? Znaš li gdje je njegova vozna karta? 0 +
     
she – her on- – n--- / n---- / n---o ona – njen / njena / njeno 0 +
Her money is gone. Nj-- n---- j- n-----. Njen novac je nestao. 0 +
And her credit card is also gone. Nj--- k------- k------ j- t------ n------. Njena kreditna kartica je također nestala. 0 +
     
we – our mi – n-- / n--- / n--e mi – naš / naša / naše 0 +
Our grandfather is ill. Na- d--- j- b-------. Naš djed je bolestan. 0 +
Our grandmother is healthy. Na-- b--- j- z-----. Naša baka je zdrava. 0 +
     
you – your vi – v-- / v--- / v--e vi – vaš / vaša / vaše 0 +
Children, where is your father? Dj---- g--- j- v-- t---? Djeco, gdje je vaš tata? 0 +
Children, where is your mother? Dj---- g--- j- v--- m---? Djeco, gdje je vaša mama? 0 +
     

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Creative Language

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