The Present Subjunctive in Dutch grammar is a verb mood that expresses a hypothetical or unreal situation, a wish, or a recommendation. While it is relatively rare in modern Dutch compared to the indicative, it is still used in specific contexts, mainly in formal language and legal texts. The Present Subjunctive in Dutch is formed by taking the root form of the verb and adding the suffix “-e” for all persons. In this exercise, you will practice filling in the blanks with the correct form of the verb in the Present Subjunctive. Good luck!
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