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Een stoel, twee stoelen

More than one thing

More than one thing

Plural nouns usually end in -en or -s. Learn them with the noun. Common forms here are tafel → tafels, stoel → stoelen, kopje → kopjes, deur → deuren, sleutel → sleutels. All plural nouns use , even when singular uses .

Use with a singular noun, with a singular noun and every plural. points to something close; to something further away. (I have done nothing) is learned as a complete expression here; its verb pattern comes in module 8.

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FormExampleMeaning
There are two chairs here.
There are three tables.
I have two cups.
The key opens all the doors.
This is a cup.
This flat is small.
This table is white.
Those chairs are old.
  • Hier staan twee stoelen.There are two chairs here.

  • Er zijn drie tafels.There are three tables.

  • Ik heb twee kopjes.I have two cups.

  • De sleutel opent alle deuren.The key opens all the doors.

  • Dit is een kopje.This is a cup.

  • Dit huis is klein.This flat is small.

  • Deze tafel is wit.This table is white.

  • Die stoelen zijn oud.Those chairs are old.

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