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reflexive verbs are combined with reflexive pronouns

reflexive pronouns are placed after the finite verb (this means when the reflexive verb is infinitive and at the end of the sentence the reflexive pronoun will come after whatever verb is conjugated in the sentence) unless their is inversion, if their is inversion it is placed after the subject.

reflexive verbs

to make a mistake

rarely

occasionally

sometimes

regularly

usually

always

ik reflexive pronoun

jij/je reflexive pronoun

U reflexive pronoun

hij reflexive pronoun

zij/ze (singular) reflexive pronoun

wij/we reflexive pronoun

jullie reflexive pronoun

zij/ze (plural) reflexive pronoun

to remember

to be ashamed

to be bored

to hurry

to choke

to have a slip of the tongue

to wash yourself

the nurse

to shave yourself

to cut yourself

to apply/sign up

some verbs can be reflexive when the subject is performing the action on themself but can also be used normally (the ones where zich is in parentheses)

the imperative

to pay attention

to tidy up

the exclamation mark

when doing a one word command you can use the ik form or the infinitive, when including other information only use the ik form

to call (3)

sentences that are imperatives generally have no subject

to make a polite command (like using please in english) you conjugate the verb in the U form and use U in the sentence

to make a negative command there are two ways to do it, you can put niet at the start of the sentence and leave the verb in the infinitive form or you can put it at the end of the sentence and conjugate the verbs in the ik form

when the imperative is the separable verb and it is being conjugated you separate it just like a normal sentence