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Rudolf Filipović's First English Book (1946) is an English primer for the first grade of high school. The first systematic English textbook in post-war Croatia/Yugoslavia, intended to cover the basics of grammar, vocabulary, and reading.
The English language belongs to the group of West Germanic languages and today, along with Chinese, Spanish and Hindi, it is the most widely spoken language in the world.
The works published in this book mostly describe the standardized or non-standardized, deeply normal nature of the Croatian language.
The Prestinija and Škarpa Grammar Exercises Reader (1937) is a school textbook that belongs to a group of textbooks intended for students of vocational extension schools in the Kingdom of Yugoslavia.
The work Syntax of the Croatian Literary Language by Radoslav Katičić is a fundamental grammatical research that systematically describes the sentence structures and laws of the Croatian standard language.
In this book, Ivo Pranjković (b. 1947), one of the most influential contemporary Croatian linguists, brings a lucid, polemical and chronicling panorama of Croatian linguistics from the mid-20th century to the early 1990s.