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Verbs (Present tense, 3rd person singular) 4 Examples Dutch lesson
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Tom helps Mary.
Tom helpt Maria.
I want you to stay with Tom.
Ik wil dat je bij Tom blijft.
Tom never helps in the kitchen.
Tom helpt nooit in de keuken.
Why does this keep happening?
Waarom blijft dit gebeuren?
How many years will he stay here?
Hoeveel jaar blijft hij hier?
How many days is she staying here?
Hoeveel dagen blijft ze hier?
Tom doesn’t want Mary to help him.
Tom wil niet dat Mary hem helpt.
Tom helps his parents every day.
Tom helpt zijn ouders elke dag.
kill
(informal, 2nd person singular)
om zeep helpt
Do you like the city?
Bevalt de stad u?
The woman walks away.
De vrouw loopt weg.
How do you like it?
Hoe bevalt het je?
How’s the job?
Hoe bevalt je baan?
How do you like this town?
Hoe bevalt deze stad u?
Does he like his new job?
Bevalt zijn nieuwe baan?
His language does not please me.
Zijn taalgebruik bevalt me niet.
indicates
geeft aan
is falling apart
valt uit elkaar
It falls apart.
Het valt uit elkaar.
I hate them.
Ik haat ze.
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