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Dutch Sentences
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The most common way to make a Dutch
question is to move the first verb to the front of the sentence.
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Reverse the meaning of a sentence by adding or changing a word.
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The word order of Dutch sentences is not the same as in English.
Very often, when a sentence includes more than one verb, all verbs except the first one
are at the end of the sentence. The second part of a compound sentence looks
like a question sometimes.
Lists and Glossaries
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Search for nouns (singular and plural), verbs (even conjugated forms) and other Dutch words. Conjugation tables are included.
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A glossary of Dutch grammatical terms.
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This list (214 K) of about 140 Dutch verbs shows one table per verb. Normally
every table has eight verb tenses.
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Every sentence in this list shows
a frequently used word in context.
Spelling
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This article is about capitals, commas, dots, semicolons, brackets, etc.
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Cases are rare and unimportant in Dutch. Some frequently used words remember us of
cases that were used in the past.
Quizzes
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A picture quiz about Dutch words. There are about 200 pictures available in this game. These free pictures are in the public domain.
1 het touw 2 de tram 3 het vliegtuig 4 de nijptang
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Ten questions are asked about frequently used Dutch words. When you visit the page
again, you will get another set of questions.
Verb Quizzes
The verb quizzes are sorted from easy to difficult.
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A quiz about the weak past participles only. What is the last letter of the word? Choose between d and t. When you visit the page again, you will get ten new questions. Read theory
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A quiz about the present tense of verbs. Ten multiple choice questions are asked. Choose the sentence that is correct. When you visit the page again, you will get another set of questions. Read theory
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A quiz about the past tense of verbs. Ten multiple choice questions are asked. When you visit the page again, you will get another set of questions. Read theory
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A quiz about the word order of Dutch sentences. Most sentences in this quiz do not contain subsentences. Read theory
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A quiz about the word order of Dutch compound sentences. The word order of the second subsentence (the sentence to the right) is determined by the conjunction (that joins two sentences together). Read theory
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