Practise Dutch verbs for
your next conversation.

For people already learning Dutch who want to recall useful verb forms with less hesitation.

See the forms, try them from memory, and return for a later review.

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Three verbs. Six answers. No account needed.

Example

Can you conjugate this?

zijn

to be

ik (present) ben

wij (present) zijn

ik (past) was

participle geweest

auxiliary zijn

1 of 10 examples

Stem changes. Separable prefixes. Hebben vs zijn. Practise them one step at a time.

See it. Recall it. Check it later.

The Fix

Build confidence with everyday verb forms.

Start with everyday verbs and short sessions. Use DutchMouth alongside your lessons, listening and real conversations.

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Start with useful everyday verbs

New plans begin with 28 everyday verbs. Explore the wider library of 2,000 entries as your practice grows.

Practise recalling the form

Read a meaning and example, hide the forms, then try from memory. A mistake gives you feedback and another chance to practise.

Return for delayed reviews

Later reviews check what you remember. Immediate retries count as practice; they do not establish delayed recall. Miss a form and revisit it tomorrow.

A companion to your Dutch lessons

Designed for learners around A2–B1 who hesitate over everyday verb forms. Typed practice supports your studies; it does not certify speaking fluency.

How practice works

Learn a form. Retrieve it. Check it later.

A focused routine that separates today’s practice from what you remember later.

Active Recall

Learn first, then try from memory.

Spaced Repetition

Intervals from 1 day to 8 months.

Delayed Recall

Revisit a form after at least 24 hours.

Everyday Verbs

Begin with a small useful starter set.

Learn more about the method

Practise Dutch verbs for your next conversation.