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Conditional clauses 

In Croatian, conditional clauses are used to express situations that depend on certain conditions. These conditions can be real, hypothetical, or impossible, based on how likely or unlikely they are to occur. The structure of these sentences involves two parts: the if-clause, which states the condition, and the main clause, which gives the result or outcome.

There are various ways to form each type of conditional clause, but for now, we will focus on a few of the most common structures. As you progress in your learning, you will encounter other (more advanced) forms of conditional sentences. For the moment, we will concentrate on those that are most suitable for your current level.

Hypothetical Conditional Clauses

These clauses describe conditions that are hypothetical or less likely to happen. They often express situations that are imagined rather than actual.

How to form hypothetical conditional clauses?

Look at the pattern for all pronouns and masculine / feminine gender:

Note: neuter gender (ono/ona) is not included.

6.3 Zadatak 1: Odaberi…

Complete the sentences choosing the most logical option.

6.3 Zadatak 2: Glagoli

Fill in the Blanks with appropriate verb in a correct form:

• imati, raditi, putovati, učiti, organizirati, posvetiti se

6.3 Zadatak 3: Odaberi…

Look at the image and choose the correct ending of the sentence that would correspond the best to what you see.