Introduction to Flash Cards Exercises

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Flash Cards Exercises Introduction

On my flash cards exercises pages you will see an English word or a picture, and you'll be asked to guess the Dutch word and its pronunciation, which you can click for to see if your answer is correct. You may also be queried if it's a de- or het-word
Next to that there are flash cards listening exercises where you'll hear a Dutch word and are asked how it's written and for English translation. You may also be queried if it's a de- or het-word

The Flash cards exercises:
Instructions and Menu

Vocabulary Tests starting with English Words
English word - what is the Dutch word for it and how is that written? - de or het? - hear Dutch word
Start: 'Basic' Nouns
20 short pages, by subject or all 750
- Common Verbs
Introduction to Adjectives and Adverbs
- start Basic Adjectives and Adverbs (4 pages)

Pictorials Vocabulary Tests:
view picture - what's the Dutch word for it and how is that written? - de or het? - hear Dutch word
Everyday Words Flash Cards: 1 - 2 - 3 - Colors or one long page: 250 words (no colors)
Vegetables - Fruits - Eating
Breakfast, Lunch and Snacks - Meals - Drinks

Flash Cards Listening Exercises:

1. Listening Test Flashcards with Pictures:
Listen to a Dutch word or phrase - how is it written? - de or het? - view picture and English translation
- Drinks a nice short page to start
180 Food Words
Everyday Words (250 items)
Vegetables - Fruits - Eating

2. Listening Test Flashcards with English Translation:
Listen to a Dutch word or phrase - how is it written? - de or het? - see English translation
- 770 Basic Words (recommended)
Adjectives and Adverbs
Numbers Listening Test - 2
Days, Months, Seasons
start Basic Nouns (19 pages, by subject)
Vowels and Diphthongs Listening Tests

Grammar & Vocabulary

Plurals Exercise
Opposites, Antonyms, Tegenovergestelden
Adjectives and Adverbs Spelling Changes:
from English - from listening

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