Doen (to do)
Past participle: gedaan
Simple present:
| ik
| doe
| I do
|
| je
| doet
| you do
|
| hij
| doet
| he does
|
| we
| doen
| we do
|
| jullie
| doen
| you do
|
| ze
| doen
| they do
|
Simple past:
| ik
| deed
| I did
|
| je
| deed
| you did
|
| hij
| deed
| he did
|
| we
| deden
| we did
|
| jullie
| deden
| you did
|
| ze
| deden
| they did
|
A few examples of verbs with the same conjugation as doen: zich ontdoen van (to get rid of), meedoen (to participate).
Zien (to see)
Past participle: gezien
Simple present:
| ik
| zie
| I see
|
| je
| ziet
| you see
|
| hij
| ziet
| he sees
|
| we
| zien
| we see
|
| jullie
| zien
| you see
|
| ze
| zien
| they see
|
Simple past:
| ik
| zag
| I saw
|
| je
| zag
| you saw
|
| hij
| zag
| he saw
|
| we
| zagen
| we saw
|
| jullie
| zagen
| you saw
|
| ze
| zagen
| they saw
|
A few examples of verbs with the same conjugation as zien: ontzien (to spare), overzien(to have an overview).
Note that the examples above give you the unstressed personal pronouns. Some pronouns change when they are stressed in a phrase: je/jij, we/wij, ze/zij (both singular and plural).
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