Exercise to practice Dutch verb conjugation and tenses 2

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Fill in the missing words. In this exercise you have to conjugate the verb in brackets in the tense that is also in brackets. 

Tips: There are some extra rules to keep in mind when finding the stem: 

  1. Long vowel verbs have long vowel stems.   
  2. The stem never ends with two identical consonants, therefore, the last one will just disappear.  
  3. The stem cannot end in v or z.   
  4. Infinitives that end in '-iën' have a stem that ends in '-ie'.  

Hij toch wel naar training gegaan gister. (is, past simple) (He went to practice yesterday.)

Ik morgen mijn verslag . (schrijven, future simple) (I shall write my report tomorrow.)

Wij gister met onze ouders. (eten, past perfect) (We had eaten with our parents yesterday.)

Zij volgende week 12 jaar. (worden, present simple) (She turns 12 next week.)

Ik vandaag , maar had geen tijd. (bellen, conditional) (I would have called today, but did not have the time.)

Zij (singular) iedere dag de trap op en af. (lopen, present simple) (She walks up and down the stairs every day.)

Jullie dat ze weg was, als jullie beter opletten. (merken, conditional perfect) (You would have realized she was gone, if you paid more attention.)

Er gister een nieuw iemand binnen. (komen, past simple) (There came a new person inside yesterday.)

Jij een grote kans . (verspillen, present perfect) (You have waisted a great opportunity.)

Volgende maand ze (plural) het hele project . (afronden, future perfect) (Next month they shall have completed the whole project.)