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Verbs (infinitives) 17 Examples Dutch lesson

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to carry (long form) te voeren
to blow (long form) te waaien
to dive (long form) te duiken
to lure (long form) te lokken
to generate op te wekken
people don’t work mensen werken niet
Don’t let Tom suffer. Laat Tom niet lijden.
She couldn’t squat for long. Ze kon niet lang hurken.
How do these things work? Hoe werken deze dingen?
to make something public aan de grote klok hangen
The other way around can also work better. Andersom kan ook beter werken.
Children can easily squat. Kinderen kunnen gemakkelijk hurken.
They want to lure customers to the shop. Ze willen klanten naar de winkel lokken.
Agreed, as long as the wind doesn’t start blowing. Akkoord, zolang het niet begint te waaien.
Can you wake me at 7 a.m.? Kunt u mij wekken om zeven uur ’s morgens?
Extortion can lead to imprisonment. Afpersing kan leiden tot gevangenisstraf.

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