It is very common to place something after the right side of the core sentence, especially when you are dealing with long sentence components.

Only the following components can be placed after the right side: Time, manner, place, the indirect object, and the prepositional phrase. This means that a whole bunch of components is not allowed here:

Component	Allowed after the right side?
Finite formation?	NO
Reflexive pronoun?	NO
Reduced indirect object?	NO
reduced direct object?	NO
hier and daar?	YES (only if they refer to a location)
time?	YES
manner?	YES
place?	YES
Direct object?	NO
The other verbs?	NO (default end of the right side)
Prefix of a separable verb?	NO
EHD-postposition?	NO
Indirect object?	YES
Complement?	NO
Prepositional phrase?	YES

Examples

• Neuter word order:

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FF?	TIME?	PLACE?	DIROB?	OV?
Ze hebben	vorige week	op het Museumplein	een openluchtconcert	gegeven.

They gave an open-air concert on the Museum Square last week.

Place

• Placing the place? element after the right side:

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FF?	TIME?	DIROB?	OV?	PLACE?
Ze hebben	vorige week	een openluchtconcert	gegeven	op het Museumplein

They gave an open-air concert on the Museum Square last week.

Time

• Placing the time? element after the right side:

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FF?	PLACE?	DIROB?	OV?	TIME?
Ze hebben	op het Museumplein	een openluchtconcert	gegeven	vorige week

They gave an open-air concert on the Museum Square last week.

We cannot place the direct object after the right side. "Ze hebben vorige week op het Museumplein gegeven een openluchtconcert", is not possible.

Indirect object

• Neuter word order:

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FF?	DIROB?	INDOB?	OV?
We hebben	een brief	aan de minister van buitenlandse zaken	gestuurd.

We have sent a letter to the minister of foreign affairs.

• Placing the indirect object? after the right side:

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FF?	DIROB?	OV?	INDOB?
We hebben	een brief	gestuurd	aan de minister van buitenlandse zaken.

We have sent a letter to the minister of foreign affairs.

Prepositional phrase

It is very common to place the prepositional phrase after the right side. The longer the prepositional phrase, the greater the necessity to place it outside the core sentence.

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FF?	DIROB?	prep?	OV?
De overheid wil	beperkingen	aan de verkoop van alcohol en tabak aan minderjarigen	opleggen.

The government wants to limit the sales of alcohol and tabacco to underaged persons.

• Placing the prepositional phrase? after the right side:

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FF?	DIROB?	OV?	prep?
De overheid wil	beperkingen	opleggen	aan de verkoop van alcohol en tabak aan minderjarigen.

The government wants to limit the sales of alcohol and tabacco to underaged persons.