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The statement "U hrvatskome jeziku postoji sedam padeža" translates to "In the Croatian language, there are seven cases." This is a true statement because the Croatian language indeed has seven cases, which are grammatical categories that reflect the relationship between nouns, pronouns, and other words in a sentence. The cases in Croatian are nominative, genitive, dative, accusative, vocative, instrumental, and locative.

The given statement is true. In Croatian grammar, the nominative case is the first case in declension. It is used to indicate the subject of a sentence and is the form in which nouns and pronouns appear when they are the subject of a sentence. Therefore, the statement is correct.

The question is asking which case is missing from the given list of cases: nominative, genitive, dative, accusative, locative, instrumental. The correct answer is "vocative." The vocative case is used to address or call someone directly. It is often used when summoning or addressing someone by their name.

Vokativ je jedini padež koji se ne koristi za odgovaranje na padežna pitanja. Padežna pitanja se odnose na to "koga?", "čega?", "kome?", "koga?", "kim?", "o kome?", "o čemu?", "za koga?", "za šta?", "s kime?", "o kome?", "o čemu?", "o kome?", "o čemu?", "o kome?", "o čemu?", "o kome?", "o čemu?", "o kome?", "o čemu?", "o kome?", "o čemu?", "o kome?", "o čemu?", "o kome?", "o čemu?", "o kome?", "o čemu?", "o kome?", "o čemu?", "o kome?", "o čemu?", "o kome?", "o čemu?", "o kome?", "o čemu?", "o kome?", "o čemu?", "o kome?", "o čemu?", "o kome?", "o čemu?", "o kome?", "o čemu?", "o kome?", "o čemu?", "o kome?", "o čemu?", "o kome?", "o čemu?", "o kome?", "o čemu?", "o kome?", "o čemu?", "o kome?", "o čemu?", "o kome?", "o čemu?", "o kome?", "o čemu?", "o kome?", "o čemu?", "o kome?", "o čemu?", "o kome?", "o čemu?", "o kome?", "o čemu?", "o kome?", "o čemu?", "o kome?", "o čemu?", "o kome?", "o čemu?", "o kome?", "o čemu?", "o kome?", "o čemu?", "o kome?", "o čemu?", "o kome?", "o čemu?", "o kome?", "o čemu?", "o kome?", "o čemu?", "o kome?", "o čemu?", "o kome?", "o čemu?", "o kome?", "o čemu?", "o kome?",

The given statement is in Croatian and it states that nouns are divided into general and "vlastite." However, the word "vlastite" is not clear in terms of its meaning or context. Without further information, it is difficult to provide an accurate explanation for the correct answer.

The process of changing words according to their grammatical cases is called declension, which is also known as sklonidba in Croatian. Therefore, the correct answer is deklinacija.

The correct answer is "Dativ i lokativ imaju ista padežna pitanja." This statement is correct because in Croatian grammar, both the dative and locative cases have the same set of questions used to determine their usage. This means that the same questions can be asked to determine whether a noun should be in the dative or locative case.

The question asks which case cannot be used without a preposition, and the correct answer is "lokativ" (locative case). In the Croatian language, the locative case is used to indicate location or place, and it is always accompanied by a preposition. Therefore, it cannot be used independently without a preposition.

The correct answer includes the following word types: nouns (imenice), verbs (glagoli), adjectives (pridjevi), pronouns (zamjenice), and numbers (brojevi).

The given answer is correct because it correctly identifies the nominative and vocative cases as independent cases. In the context of grammar, independent cases are those that can stand alone and do not require any prepositions or other words to indicate their meaning. The nominative case is used for the subject of a sentence, while the vocative case is used for addressing someone directly.