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De Hyppigste 75 Danske Verber

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Title: De Hyppigste 75 Danske Verber
Author: Harry Palmer
Date: September 12, 2010
Rating: 1606
Licence: CC-BY-NC-SA
Keywords: grammar
Filesize: 12 kB
Questions: 10
Activities: 4
Type: Quiz / interactive learning
Language: Danish
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Description

Various activities to practice the conjugation of the 75 most frequent Danish verbs (which are at være, at have, at kunne, at blive, at skulle, at ville, at få, at sige, at komme, at gå, at gøre, at se, at måtte, at tage, at give, at stå, at finde, at holde, at sætte, at vise, at bruge, at ligge, at vide, at tro, at mene, at ske, at fortælle, at høre, at lave, at lægge, at skrive, at sidde, at lade, at spille, at synes, at følge, at begynde, at køre, at stille, at tænke, at kalde, at ønske, at slå, at leve, at føre, at burde, at spørge, at arbejde, at skabe, at sende, at falde, at kende, at vælge, at føle, at betyde, at trække, at samle, at vente, at forstå, at gælde, at betale, at nå, at prøve, at rejse, at købe, at bo, at tale, at læse, at svare, at vende, at vinde, at sælge, at hjælpe, at møde, at forsøge).

Frequent verbs in Danish are almost all irregular, and even the regular ones have their idiosyncracies, such as reduplication of the last stem consonant or variation between -t and -d forms of the past.

This module should be used in conjunction with the earlier models in the series which build up knowledge of the verbs starting with the most popular 25 verbs and then the most popular 50 verbs.


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