Dutch Simple Present Tense Conjugations (Regular Verbs)
Quiz covering the conjugations of regular verbs in the simple present tense.
- 1.
Translate 'I make'. (maken)
- A.
Ik maak
- B.
Ik mak
- C.
Ik maken
Correct Answer
A. Ik maakExplanation
The correct answer is "Ik maak". In Dutch, the verb "make" is translated as "maken". The subject pronoun "Ik" means "I". Therefore, when combining the subject pronoun and the verb, it becomes "Ik maak", which translates to "I make".Rate this question:
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- 2.
Translate 'you walk'. (lopen)
- A.
Je loopt
- B.
Je lopt
- C.
Je loop
Correct Answer
A. Je looptExplanation
The correct answer is "Je loopt" because it accurately translates to "you walk" in Dutch. The verb "lopen" means "to walk" and the subject pronoun "je" corresponds to the English pronoun "you". Therefore, "Je loopt" is the correct translation.Rate this question:
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- 3.
Translate 'he sits'. (zitten)
- A.
Hij zitt
- B.
Hij zit
- C.
Hij zittt
Correct Answer
B. Hij zitExplanation
The correct answer is "Hij zit." This is the correct translation of "he sits" in Dutch. The verb "zit" is the correct conjugation of the verb "zitten" for the third person singular form.Rate this question:
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- 4.
Translate 'we cook'. (koken)
- A.
We kok
- B.
We kokken
- C.
We koken
Correct Answer
C. We kokenExplanation
The correct answer is "We koken" because in Dutch, the verb "to cook" is "koken". When referring to "we" (which means "we" in English), the correct form of the verb is "koken".Rate this question:
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- 5.
Translate 'I hum'. (neuriën)
- A.
Ik neurie
- B.
Ik neurië
- C.
Ik neuri
Correct Answer
A. Ik neurieExplanation
The correct answer is "Ik neurie" because the verb "neurie" means "to hum" in Dutch. The pronoun "Ik" means "I" in English, so the correct translation of "I hum" in Dutch is "Ik neurie".Rate this question:
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- 6.
Translate 'they rest'. (rusten)
- A.
Ze rusten
- B.
Ze rust
- C.
Ze rustt
Correct Answer
A. Ze rustenExplanation
The correct answer is "Ze rusten" because it is the correct translation of "they rest" in Dutch. The verb "rusten" means "to rest" and when conjugated for the third person plural pronoun "they," it becomes "rusten." Therefore, "Ze rusten" accurately translates the given phrase.Rate this question:
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- 7.
Translate 'you rest'. (rusten)
- A.
Je rustt
- B.
Je rust
- C.
Je rusten
Correct Answer
B. Je rustExplanation
The correct answer is "Je rust." This is the correct translation of "you rest" in Dutch. "Je" is the informal pronoun for "you" and "rust" is the verb for "rest." Therefore, "Je rust" means "you rest" in English.Rate this question:
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- 8.
Translate 'you (plural) run'. (rennen)
- A.
Jullie rennen
- B.
Jullie ren
- C.
Jullie renn
Correct Answer
A. Jullie rennenExplanation
The correct answer is "Jullie rennen" because it is the correct translation of "you (plural) run" in Dutch. "Jullie" is the plural form of "you" and "rennen" is the correct verb form for "run" in this context.Rate this question:
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- 9.
Translate 'she shoots'. (schieten)
- A.
Ze schiet
- B.
Ze schiett
- C.
Ze schietd
Correct Answer
A. Ze schietExplanation
The correct answer is "Ze schiet". In Dutch, the verb "to shoot" is "schieten" and when conjugated for the third person singular (she), it becomes "schiet". Therefore, the correct translation of "she shoots" is "Ze schiet".Rate this question:
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- 10.
Translate 'I want'. (willen)
- A.
Ik wil
- B.
Ik will
- C.
Ik willen
Correct Answer
A. Ik wilExplanation
The correct answer is "Ik wil" because it is the correct translation of "I want" in Dutch. "Ik will" and "Ik willen" are incorrect translations and do not match the correct verb form in Dutch.Rate this question:
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