Practice the Sentence Completion section of the Dutch Civic Exam (MVV). Read the situation, complete the clause with proper grammar and word order, and train all 452 sentences in PolderPass.
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What is the Sentence Completion section on the exam?
You hear and read a short story opener (e.g. "Het regent buiten. Ik pak mijn..."). You are then prompted to complete the sentence logically and grammatically (e.g. "...paraplu").
What does DUO grade in your completion?
DUO checks two criteria: 1) Is the content logically fitting? and 2) Is the Dutch word order and verb placement correct?
How many sentences are on the real exam?
On the embassy exam, you typically complete 12 to 15 sequential sentences.
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