Dutch Verb Stem Quiz

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The correct infinitive for the verb 'to work' is "werken". In Dutch, the infinitive form of a verb is formed by adding "-en" to the stem of the verb. In this case, the stem of the verb 'to work' is "werk", and when "-en" is added to it, it becomes "werken". Therefore, "werken" is the correct infinitive form for the verb 'to work' in Dutch.

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When forming the stem of a verb, the letters 's' and 'f' replace 'z' and 'v'. This means that if a verb ends in 'z' or 'v', these letters are changed to 's' or 'f' respectively when forming the stem.

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The correct infinitive for the verb 'maken' (to make) is 'maak'. The other options, 'mak' and 'makk', are not correct infinitive forms of the verb.

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The correct stem for the verb 'pakken' (to get) is 'pak'. This is because the infinitive form of the verb is 'pakken', and when we remove the 'en' ending, we are left with 'pak'.

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The correct stem for the verb 'ruziën' (to quarrel) is 'ruzie'. This is the correct stem because it retains the root of the verb and follows the appropriate spelling rules for Dutch verbs.

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The correct stem for the verb 'lopen' (to walk) is "loop." This is the correct answer because it is the base form of the verb without any additional endings or modifications.

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The correct stem for the verb 'missen' (to miss) is 'mis'.

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The correct stem for the verb 'leven' (to live) is 'leef'. This is because 'leef' is the correct stem form of the verb in the present tense. The other options, 'lev' and 'lef', do not accurately represent the stem form of the verb 'leven'.