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to lie
(long form)
te liggen
to drive
(long form)
te rijden
to drive a car
autorijden
Did you let Tom drive?
Heb je Tom laten rijden?
They can all drive.
Ze kunnen allemaal rijden.
Do you know how long the trip takes?
Weet u hoe lang het rijden is?
The princess now had to lie there all night.
Daar moest de prinses nu de hele nacht op liggen.
to take
(long form)
te nemen
to take a bath
een bad nemen
to bring
(long form)
te brengen
horse riding
paardrijden
to convey
overbrengen
I’ll bring wine.
Ik zal wijn brengen.
to read
(long form)
te lezen
don’t read
niet lezen
to win
(long form)
te winnen
to win back
terugwinnen
Can you read French?
Kun je Frans lezen?
Tom didn’t let me win.
Tom liet me niet winnen.
I want to read with my family.
Ik wil met mijn familie lezen.
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