Affirmative sentences in Dutch grammar are sentences that express a positive or affirmative statement. In Dutch, the sentence structure typically consists of a subject, verb, and object (also known as SVO). The verb always comes at the second position in the sentence, regardless of the subject or object. Dutch affirmative sentences are relatively easy to construct and can be a great way for learners to practice their Dutch language skills. These fill-in-the-blank exercises will help students work on their Dutch grammar by focusing on the formation of affirmative sentences.