Laura speaks Dutch 55: The subject of a sentence
It is time to focus on grammar again I learned from the Laura Speaks Dutch-facebook group. So let’s have a look at the subject of a sentence. Not the easiest lesson, but still very interesting.
Here’s what you will learn:
- This a grammar lesson again | Dit is weer een grammaticales
- Remember lesson eleven? | Herinnert u zich les elf nog?
- When then spoke about finite verbs | Toen hadden we het over persoonsvormen
- In Dutch they are the subject of a sentence | In het Nederlands zijn zij het onderwerp van een zin
- It determines what the verb looks like | Het bepaalt hoe een werkwoord eruit ziet
- Finding the subject is not always easy | Het is niet altijd even eenvoudig het onderwerp te vinden
- But there is an order that works in many cases | Maar er is een volgorde die in veel gevallen werkt
- So remember | Dus onthoudt
- subject, finite verb, time, manner, place, other verbs | onderwerp, persoonsvorm, tijd, manier, plaats, andere werkwoorden
- There is loads more to tell | Er is nog veel meer te vertellen
- Certainly that will come in a future lesson | Dat komt ook zeker in een toekomstige les
Posted: November 30th, 2008 under Grammar, Podcast.
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Time: November 30, 2008, 5:15 pm
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Comment from Deepak Chadha
Time: December 14, 2008, 1:40 pm
Hi, Hallo
I am from India staying met mijn vrouw in the mooie stad Amsterdam. I am an active follower of the podcast and have them on my mobile, morning alarms, car. Its fun to hear them with other daily activities. Thanks for keeping the network and information ‘live’ n going. Success to you and all followers of the community.
I am working with the ABNAMRO and my wife is studying at ABS. I will interested to learn more on sentence structure, formation and little bit of tenses (things in past, future), shopping conversation.
Success n Cheers Deepak
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