Dutch: An Essential GrammarNow in its 10th edition, Dutch: An Essential Grammar is a reference guide to the most important aspects of modern Dutch as it is used by native speakers. Features include:
Dutch: An Essential Grammar is the ideal reference source both for those studying Dutch independently and for students in colleges, universities and adult classes. |
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Inhoudsopgave
The plural | |
Present tense and word order | |
subject and object | |
Possessive adjectives and pronouns | |
reflexives and indefinite | |
The future the continuous the present participle | |
Colloquial speech and writing | |
Separable and inseparable prefixes | |
Conjunctions and relative pronouns | |
Prepositions | |
position of the verb in the sentence | |
The word er prepositional compounds | |
Diminutives | |
The verb hebben and zijn and the imperative | |
Negation | |
Numbers and dates currency and measurement | |
lweakm verbs | |
lstrongm verbs | |
Some irregular verbs the past perfect tense | |
Modal auxiliaries verbs plus infinitive | |
The passive voice | |
Idiomatic usages of some common verbs | |
Word formation and derivation | |
Going | |
Strong and irregular verbs in common | |
Key to the exercises | |
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