Grammatica - loco

1111
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
1011
1
12111
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
20111
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
30111
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
40
41111
These constructions are very common in journalese as they let reporters
off the hook if it turns out that what they’ve reported is not true; in
English this has to be done by qualifying a statement with ‘it would seem
that’ or by use of adverbs like ‘apparently’ and ‘allegedly’, e.g.
In de jongste overstromingen zouden duizenden
omgekomen zijn.
In the latest floods thousands have allegedly died.
11.2.8
Conditional perfect tense
With one exception in colloquial English (see 11.2.4.1) there are no
differences between English and Dutch in the use of this tense but beware
of contractions (see 11.1.8).
11.3
Alphabetical list of strong and irregular verbs
The Roman numerals refer to the class to which the verbs belong. The
abbreviation ‘m.v.’ stands for mixed verbs, ‘i.v.’ for irregular verbs and
‘mo.’ for modal verbs. All these verbs are listed again according to their
class in 11.3.1.
bakken m.v.
barsten m.v.
bederven III
bedriegen II
beginnen III
begrijpen I
belijden I
bergen III
bevelen IV
bewegen II
bezwijken I
bidden V
bieden II
bijten I
binden III
blazen VII
blijken I
blijven I
blinken III
braden m.v.
breken IV
brengen i.v.
brouwen m.v.
buigen II
delven III, m.v.
denken i.v.
dingen III
doen i.v.
Alphabetical
list of strong
and irregular
verbs
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