Basic Dutch in 10 Days: Asking questions, Yesterday and Plans
Quiz tematico senza limite di tempo: 30 domande su Asking questions, Yesterday and Plans, con una spiegazione dopo ogni risposta. Domande e risposte vengono mescolate ogni volta.
Giorno 8: Asking questions, Yesterday and Plans
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Domanda 1 di 30
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Risposta: B. why
Waarom means why. Waar is where, wanneer is when and wie is who.
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Domanda 2 di 30
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Risposta: D. wanneer
Wanneer means when: Wanneer begint de les? (When does the lesson start?)
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Domanda 3 di 30
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Risposta: D. Woon je in Delft?
Put the verb first. When je comes after the verb, the -t goes: Woon je in Delft?
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Domanda 4 di 30
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Risposta: D. Wanneer begint de film?
After a question word, the verb comes next, then the subject: Wanneer begint de film?
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Domanda 5 di 30
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Risposta: C. Welke
Trein is a de-word, so use welke. Welk is only for a singular het-word, like welk huis.
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Domanda 6 di 30
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Risposta: A. vandaan
Waar ... vandaan means where ... from: Waar kom je vandaan? (Where are you from?)
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Domanda 7 di 30
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Risposta: B. Hoeveel kost het?
The answer is a price, so the question uses hoeveel (how much): Hoeveel kost het?
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Domanda 8 di 30
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Risposta: A. In Rotterdam.
Waar woon je? means where do you live? You answer with a place: In Rotterdam.
Trascrizione
Waar woon je?
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Domanda 9 di 30
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Risposta: A. Which bus goes to the station
Welke means which. Bram asks which bus goes to the station.
Trascrizione
Bram: Pardon, welke bus gaat naar het station?
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Domanda 10 di 30
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Risposta: B. 9:00
Anouk asks hoe laat begint de les? (what time does the lesson start?) and the teacher says om negen uur: at nine o’clock.
Trascrizione
Anouk: Hoe laat begint de les?
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Domanda 11 di 30
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Risposta: A. yesterday
Gisteren means yesterday. Tomorrow is morgen, today is vandaag and last week is vorige week.
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Domanda 12 di 30
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Risposta: A. gewerkt
The stem werk ends in k, a letter from ’t kofschip, so add ge- and -t: gewerkt.
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Domanda 13 di 30
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Risposta: D. gewoond
The stem woon ends in n, which is not in ’t kofschip, so add -d: gewoond.
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Domanda 14 di 30
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Risposta: B. heb
Koken uses hebben in the perfect tense. With ik the form is heb.
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Domanda 15 di 30
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Risposta: B. zijn
Gaan (to go somewhere) uses zijn in the perfect tense: wij zijn gegaan.
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Domanda 16 di 30
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Risposta: D. Ik heb een film gezien.
Zien is irregular: the participle is gezien. It uses hebben, and the participle goes to the end.
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Domanda 17 di 30
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Risposta: D. Gisteren heb ik gefietst.
After gisteren the verb heb comes second. Fiets ends in s, a ’t kofschip letter, so the participle ends in -t.
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Domanda 18 di 30
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Risposta: C. She worked and cooked in the evening.
Emma says ik heb gewerkt (I worked) and ’s avonds heb ik gekookt (in the evening I cooked).
Trascrizione
Lucas: Wat heb je gisteren gedaan?
Emma: Ik heb gewerkt en ’s avonds heb ik gekookt. -
Domanda 19 di 30
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Risposta: B. to Utrecht
Vorige week ben ik naar Utrecht gegaan means last week I went to Utrecht. Gaan uses zijn.
Trascrizione
Vorige week ben ik naar Utrecht gegaan. Ik heb daar mijn zus gezien.
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Domanda 20 di 30
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Risposta: B. Played tennis with Joris.
’s Middags heb ik met Joris tennis gespeeld means in the afternoon I played tennis with Joris.
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Domanda 21 di 30
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Risposta: B. tomorrow
Morgen means tomorrow. Yesterday is gisteren, today is vandaag and next week is volgende week.
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Domanda 22 di 30
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Risposta: C. Ik ga morgen zwemmen.
Use ga (the form for ik) and put the infinitive zwemmen at the end.
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Domanda 23 di 30
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Risposta: D. gaan
With wij, jullie and zij (they), the form is gaan: wij gaan naar Parijs.
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Domanda 24 di 30
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Risposta: C. Ga
When jij comes after the verb, drop the -t: Ga jij morgen werken?
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Domanda 25 di 30
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Risposta: D. Morgen werk ik thuis.
When a time word comes first, the verb is second and the subject comes after it: Morgen werk ik thuis.
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Domanda 26 di 30
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Risposta: C. volgende week
Volgende week is next week. Vorige week is last week, deze week is this week and elke week is every week.
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Domanda 27 di 30
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Risposta: C. Ja, leuk!
Ja, leuk! means yes, that sounds fun. Nee, sorry, ik kan niet says no.
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Domanda 28 di 30
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Risposta: B. Go to her parents in Groningen
Anouk says ik ga naar mijn ouders in Groningen: I’m going to my parents in Groningen.
Trascrizione
Ruben: Wat ga je dit weekend doen?
Anouk: Ik ga naar mijn ouders in Groningen. -
Domanda 29 di 30
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Risposta: A. Tonight at eight
Fleur says vanavond om acht uur: tonight at eight o’clock.
Trascrizione
Joris: Zullen we naar de bioscoop gaan?
Fleur: Ja, leuk! Vanavond om acht uur? -
Domanda 30 di 30
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Risposta: D. On Saturday
Ik kom op zaterdag terug means I’m coming back on Saturday. She leaves on Monday (ik vertrek op maandag).
Tastiera: 1–4 per rispondere, Invio per la domanda successiva.