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Dutch Word Order, Sentence Structure
New 2025 'Shorts' Building Sentences Program:
1. Subject - Verb -
2. Subject - Verb - Object
- 3. Subject - Verb - Complement
- 4. Adjectives, Adverbs and Nouns
5A. Past Participles and Verb Infinitives at the
End of the Line
5B. Past Participles, Infinitives,
and the use of 'te'
6A. Questions
- 6B. Query Words
7. Negative Statements - nee, niet, geen - and: ja, wel
8. The Imperative: Commands, Orders,
Instructions, Suggestions
Word Order 1
Basic Sentences - The Complement - The Object - The Indirect Object - Combining Object and Complement - Simple Questions
Word Order 2
The Placement of Adjectives and Nouns
Word Order 3
Verbs at The End of The Sentence - More
Questions - Query Words - Commands, Orders and Suggestions -
Specifying Time and Place - Negative Statements
Word Order 4
Verb Before Subject - Word Order in the
Subordinate Clause - Advanced: Complications in the
Subordinate Clause: Complement and/or Object - After
Conjunction 'Dat' - The Active Verb and Secondary Verbs -
Splitting Verbs Re-Attaching
Smartphone Word Order
Narrow Pages
Dutch and English Word Order
Similarities and Differences
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Gij zult niet stelen
'Thou shalt not steal'