The paper presents an overview of verbs -jeti > -im in the Croatian language based on four modern Croatian grammars published in the first decade of the 21st century. It is about the grammars of Josip Silić and Ivo Pranjković (2005), Eugenija Barić and collaborators (2005), Stjepan Babić and collaborators (2007), and Dragutin Raguž (2010). At the very beginning, definitions of verbs, types of verbs, but also infinitive and present tense bases that are a prerequisite for the distribution of verbs are stated. The following text shows you the development of the division of verbs through history and how is it today. This is followed by an overview of the verbs of -jeti > -im where each of their explanation is accompanied by a concrete example from the manual and an overview of the treatment of verb forms in a particular grammar is given, briefly the characteristics of each type are given, and then those that are the subject of the work. Particular attention is paid to morphological features so that verbs of -jeti > -im type are displayed in almost all verb tenses and forms, especially in those where deviations from standard usage are expected. It discusses not only the categories of verbs but also the formation of these verbs. Grammar analysis provides detailed insight into verbs of this type, as well as the similarities and differences in the way they are presented in various manuals. Finally, the most common mistakes related to verbs -jeti > -im are mentioned