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to have
hebben
ik - heb
jij - hebt (heb je?)
hij - heeft
u - hebt
wij/jullie/zij - hebben
to work
werken
ik - werk
jij - werkt (werk je?)
u/hij - werkt
wij/jullie/zij - hebben
to live
wonen
ik - woon
jij - woont (woon je?)
u/hij - woont
wij/jullie/zij - wonen
to go
gaan
ik - ga
jij - gaat (ga je?)
u/hij - gaat
wij/jullie/zij - gaan
to be
zijn
ik - ben
jij - bent (ben je?)
hij - is
u - bent
wij/jullie/zij - zijn
to study
studeren
ik - studeer
u/jij - studeert
wij/jullie/zijn - studeren
to say
zeggen
ik - zeg
jij - zegt (zeg je?)
u/hij - zegt
wij/jullie/zijn - zeggen