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Index as relative pronoun 80
with hier and daar 79
pronouns
as adjectives 51, 58
demonstrative 41, 49, 57, 60–63
indefinite 35, 45–54, 115–116
personal 41, 56–57, 148
possessive 39–42, 49, 122
reflexive 55–57, 123
relative 80, 113–118
word order 47–48, 50, 56–57
zich, zelf and elkaar 55–59
pronunciation 26, 57
proverbs 117
202
quantitative er 70
questions
indirect 2, 4, 121–122
possessive in 40–41
and pronominal adverbs 77–80
with question words 4, 41, 122
yes/no 122, 165
reduced forms of pronouns 39, 41
referring function of er 73–74
reflexive pronouns 55–57, 123
and the adverb er 73
reflexive verbs 55, 123
reinforcing meanings 32, 60–61
relative clauses 113–120
antecedents 114–115
with modal verbs 118
with separable verbs 118
word order 117–118
relative pronouns 80, 113–118
die and dat 113–114, 116
waar + preposition 114, 117
wat 115–116
wie 114
pronominal adverbs as 80
referring to persons 116–117
requests in the conditional with
zou 129–130
-s connector (tussen-s) 26–27
-s endings 35, 39–40
-s suffix 32–33
separable prefixes 85–87, 92,
105–106, 110, 123, 149,
168–169
separable verbs 85–87, 105–112,
118, 123, 149
durative constructions 91–92
and negatives 65
in the conditional 108
in the present perfect 106
in subordinated sentences 106
with modal verbs 107
with te 110
word order 168–169
separation of pronominal adverbs
78
similarity/difference in comparitive
adjectives 33–34
simple past tense 5, 92–93, 127,
144, 148–149, 151–152
sinds 5–6
spoken forms 42, 92, 127, 144, 146
indefinite pronouns 50–51
stressed/unstressed forms 39,
57
word order 78, 107, 109, 117,
136, 167–168
staan 84, 87, 90–92
statements, indirect 121–122
steken 85
stoppen 85
stressed/unstressed forms 39, 47,
57, 105–106
strong verbs 148–149, 173–177
subject forms 116, 134
personal pronouns 56
subordinated clauses/sentences
34, 72, 154–155 see also
conditional clauses/sentences;
relative clauses
and adverbs 72–74, 78