Impersonal sentences in Dutch grammar refer to sentences where there isn’t a specified subject performing the action. These sentences often begin with “het” or “er” and are followed by a verb. The impersonal constructions can be used to convey a general statement, describe the weather, or express a necessity. The subject “het” is often used for expressions related to time, while “er” can be used in various contexts. As you practice the following exercises, focus on identifying the impersonal constructions and understanding their use in different situations.