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Relative Pronouns Exercises For Dutch Grammar

Exercise 1: Fill in the blanks with the appropriate Dutch relative pronoun

In Dutch grammar, relative pronouns are essential elements used to refer back to a noun, pronoun, or antecedent in a sentence. They provide additional information about the subject or the object without repeating the noun. Some common relative pronouns in Dutch include “die” (who/that/which), “dat” (that/which), “wie” (who/whom), and “waar” (where/when). The choice of relative pronoun depends on the gender and number of the antecedent, as well as the case in which the pronoun is used. Mastering relative pronouns in Dutch is crucial for understanding and forming complex sentences. Practice with the following exercises to improve your grasp of Dutch relative pronouns.

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1. De man *die* (who) in de auto zit is mijn vader.
2. Het boek *dat* (that) op tafel ligt is interessant.
3. De vrouw *die* (who) naast mij woont is lerares.
4. Het huis *waar* (where) hij woont is groot.
5. De hond *die* (that) in het park speelt is van mijn buurman.
6. De auto *die* (that) voor het huis staat is te koop.
7. Het meisje *wie* (whom) hij gisteren zag is zijn nichtje.
8. De jongen *die* (who) viool speelt is talentvol.
9. Het museum *waar* (where) we naartoe gingen was gesloten.
10. De taart *die* (that) ze maakte was heerlijk.

Exercise 2: Fill in the blanks with the appropriate Dutch relative pronoun

11. De stoel *waar* (where) hij op zit is kapot.
12. De film *die* (that) we gezien hebben was geweldig.
13. Het meisje *wie* (whom) hij een cadeau gaf was blij.
14. De winkel *waar* (where) ik mijn kleren koop is goedkoop.
15. De leraar *die* (who) ons les geeft is streng.

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