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Stelsin/stelling

Statement


Normal STOMPI sentence

Vraagsin/vraag

Question

Bevelsin/bevel

Begins with a verb or 'moenie'


Ends with an exclamation mark

Uitroepsin

Exclamation

Change stelsin to vraagsin:



Lucy tel die papiere op.

Tel Lucy die papiere op?

Stelsin to bevelsin:



Peter maak die venster toe.

Peter, maak die venster toe!