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"goes (2nd or 3rd person singular)" in Dutch

gaat
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Summary

The Dutch translation for “goes (2nd or 3rd person singular)” is gaat.

See also

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to go gaan
are going (plural) gaan
went gingen
went begaven
went (singular) ging
go (1st person singular) ga
went verliep
go (2nd person singular question and imperative) ga

Examples of "goes" in use

There are 47 examples of the Dutch word for "goes" being used:
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How’s it going? Hoe gaat het?
How are you? Hoe gaat het met je?
Have you been well? Gaat het goed met je?
My work is going well. Mijn werk gaat goed.
Everybody will be going. Iedereen gaat.
Who else is going with us? Wie gaat er nog meer met ons mee?
How is your dad? Hoe gaat het met je vader?
The door leads to the bathroom. De deur gaat naar de badkamer.
What time does it open? Hoe laat gaat het open?
Where is he going? Waar gaat hij heen?

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"goes (2nd or 3rd person singular)" Practice (29)
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According to Tom, that’s not going to happen.,
Everybody will be going.,
Have you been well?,
Hi! How are you?,
How are you?,
How is your dad?,
How much time will that take?,
How much will it cost?,
How’s it going?,
I wonder who’ll win.,
I wonder who’ll win.,
In the state of New York you must submit a plan of education, including a list of textbooks that you will use.,
Is he going to high school?,
It’s impossible to predict what’ll happen.,
Nobody’s going to believe this.,
The bus leaves every ten minutes.,
Tom is going shopping tomorrow.,
Tom is going to lose his house.,
Tom isn’t going to buy a new car.,
What time does it close?
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Joe van der Lee