Grammar 42 · Gezien, gehoord, gevonden · Grammar

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Gezien, gehoord, gevonden

Talking about yesterday

Talking about yesterday

Learn these common participles: zien → gezien, horen → gehoord, vinden → gevonden, zoeken → gezocht, doen → gedaan, eten → gegeten. They normally use . Gaan → gegaan uses for movement to a destination.

Put before the participle: . means nothing: . gives a background state, while a perfect describes an action: .

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FormExampleMeaning
I have seen the cat.
I have heard music.
I have found my key.
I have looked for Max.
What have you done?
I have eaten cake.
I have gone home.
I have not found him.
  • Ik heb de kat gezien.I have seen the cat.

  • Ik heb muziek gehoord.I have heard music.

  • Ik heb mijn sleutel gevonden.I have found my key.

  • Ik heb Max gezocht.I have looked for Max.

  • Wat heb je gedaan?What have you done?

  • Ik heb taart gegeten.I have eaten cake.

  • Ik ben naar huis gegaan.I have gone home.

  • Ik heb hem niet gevonden.I have not found him.

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