Past Participle is the hundred-tenth skill (assuming read left to right) in the language tree for Dutch. It has two lessons and teaches these adjectives derived from verbs
Grammar Notes
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The past participle of a verb (its "have X" form) can also be used as an adjective:
- het gekookte ei = the cooked egg
- het gebruikte auto = the used car
Pay attention though to the ending of the participle; if it ends in -en, it does not get any adjective endings:
- de gesneden appel = the cut apple
- de gelezen boeken = the read books
Lessons
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Lesson 1
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- geleend = borrowed
- gekookt = cooked
- vertaald = translated
- gebruikt = used
- beschermd = protected
- toegevoegd = added
- gebakken = fried
Lesson 2
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- onbetaald = unpaid
- gestolen = stolen
- gerepareerd = repaired
- gelezen = read
- gewassen = washed
- toegepast = applied
- omgevallen = falled-over
- ongebruikt = unused
- ongekookt = uncooked
References
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Duolingo Lesson: www.duolingo.com/skill/dn/Past-Participle
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