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"work (2nd and 3rd person singular)" in Dutch

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Summary

The Dutch translation for “work (2nd and 3rd person singular)” is werkt.

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works werken
work (noun) werk
work arbeid
to work aan de slag
work (1st person singular) werk

Examples of "work" in use

There are 17 examples of the Dutch word for "work" being used:
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Is he working now? Werkt hij nu?
Where does he work? Waar werkt hij?
Who works here? Wie werkt hier?
Where does John work? Waar werkt Jan?
John works here. Jan werkt hier.
Do you know anybody who works in that building? Ken jij iemand die in dat gebouw werkt?
Tom is tired because he works a lot. Tom is moe, want hij werkt veel.
Tom is working in Boston. Tom werkt in Boston.
Does the machine still work? Werkt de machine nog?
My brother works in a hospital. Mijn broer werkt in een ziekenhuis.

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"work (2nd and 3rd person singular)" Practice (18)
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Do you know anybody who works in that building?,
Does the machine still work?,
How does artificial intelligence work?,
I will find out how the medicine works.,
Is he working now?,
John works here.,
John works in the furniture factory.,
My brother works in a hospital.,
she’s working on it,
Tom is tired because he works a lot.,
Tom is working in Boston.,
Where does he work?,
Where does John work?,
Who works here?,
Who works in the furniture factory?,
Without a coupling hose, the irrigation system won't work.,
You will work closely with senior management.
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