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Van wie is het?

Whose things and missing things

Whose things and missing things

Ask and answer , , . Possessives also work: , . They refer to the owner. Use with a noun, with a noun.

For a separable verb put inside the participle: meenemen → meegenomen, terugkomen → teruggekomen. Some inseparable verbs have no : verdwijnen → verdwenen. A change uses : . says you cannot find it now.

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FormExampleMeaning
Whose is the key?
The key is mine.
That is his mouthpiece.
My key has gone missing.
Max took the key.
Joost came back.
The key has disappeared.
I have lost it.
  • Van wie is de sleutel?Whose is the key?

  • De sleutel is van mij.The key is mine.

  • Dat is zijn mondstuk.That is his mouthpiece.

  • Mijn sleutel is verdwenen.My key has gone missing.

  • Max heeft de sleutel meegenomen.Max took the key.

  • Joost is teruggekomen.Joost came back.

  • De sleutel is verdwenen.The key has disappeared.

  • Ik ben hem kwijt.I have lost it.

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