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dan 5 then<br />

Al had hij het gedaan, ze hadden het me toch niet verteld.<br />

(Note the word order in the second clause—there is no inversion of<br />

subject and verb.)<br />

Even if he had done it they would not have told me about it anyway.<br />

Hij zag eruit als had hij dagenlang niet geslapen.<br />

He looked as if he hadn’t slept for days.<br />

Mijn leerlingen zijn lui, toch zijn ze niet stom. (compare<br />

12.1.1.4)<br />

My pupils are lazy, nevertheless they are not stupid.<br />

Voel je je ziek, dan moet je thuis blijven.<br />

If you are feeling sick, (then) you should stay home.<br />

12.3.1<br />

Notes<br />

1 Alleen and dus can also be co-ordinating (see 12.1).<br />

2 Althans is commonly used as a straightforward adverb:<br />

Hij doet althans geen kwaad.<br />

He’s harmless at least.<br />

But when used as a conjunction, unlike all other adverbial<br />

conjunctions, it does not affect word order and thus functions in the<br />

same way as a co-ordinating conjunction:<br />

Hij is niet naar de vergadering gekomen, althans ik heb<br />

hem niet gezien.<br />

He didn’t come to the meeting, at least I didn’t see him.<br />

3 Al in this sense (see the first example under 12.3) is synonymous<br />

with zelfs als, which is subordinating.<br />

4 Als in this sense (see the second example under 12.3) is the same as<br />

alsof, which is subordinating (see 12.2.1.8 (f)).<br />

5 This dan is used after a particular sort of ‘if’ clause, as in the last<br />

example above (see 12.2.1.5), but also after comparatives (see 9.2.6<br />

and 12.2.1.8 (e)).<br />

Adverbial<br />

conjunctions<br />

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