Ultimately, you will learn Dutch by attending weekly lessons and checking your progress with the teacher. But practicing is also great fun, whether through short quizzes or longer tests, using apps on your phone or working online at your computer.
There are many different exercises available, covering various levels and topics.
Exercises to help you learn reading, writing, and speaking.
There are even exercises at the exam level.
Have fun!
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In our opinion, it’s the best website for practicing. You create a free account and can track your progress. There are many exercises available at various levels and covering a range of topics.
Go to this website, click on an exercise and create an account. Use the Dutch postcode shown in the example to set up a free account.
Take the tour when you log in for the first time.
Dutch exercises at various proficiency levels. You can choose different exercises for each level.
There are quite a few ads on this website, but the exercises are good.
Do you ever struggle with the formulation of Dutch sentences? You have all the tools you need to form a sentence: You know what you want to say, and you know the words to use. However, at the moment of truth, you just can’t find a way to fit them all together.
It is a knowledge platform for newcomers covering all topics relevant to the Netherlands.
This way, you practice the Dutch language while simultaneously learning a lot about topics that are currently relevant in the Netherlands.
It includes topics that also appear in the Dutch exams.
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