Online Serbian grammar tutors

Grammar is the one subject where the weekly hour is the wrong shape. What actually moves you forward is a paragraph you wrote, marked by someone who can say which two endings are wrong and why, and then eight minutes of argument about it. That exchange does not need an hour, and it does not want to wait six days: by the following Tuesday you have written four more paragraphs with the same mistake in them. Working on a screen lets the shape match the work. You photograph what you wrote, it comes back marked overnight, and the short call is spent only on the things you got wrong rather than on the tutor reading in silence while you watch. Several people who do this properly will offer exactly that: two short slots a week plus corrections in between, for less than one long lesson. Ask for it by name, because it is rarely advertised and most tutors default to the sixty minute block everyone expects. Two honest caveats. It only works if you actually write something between sessions, so if you know you will not, book the ordinary hour and do the writing in it. And it suits correction, not first contact: if you have never met the case system at all, start with a few normal lessons where someone explains the whole table once, then switch to this. The first lesson is free, so use it to agree the cadence rather than to be taught anything.