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Use "separable verbs" and "reflexive verbs" to write questions and answers. Are there any mistakes? How to write questions while the verb is "zich-----"? (when the subject is "je" such as No5,should it be written like "je je"? ) 1.de kinderen,voetballen: Wanneer spelen de kinderen voetbal? Op maandag spelen de kinderen voetbal. 2.hij,zich scheren Wanneer scheert hij zich? Om half zeven scheert hij zich. 3.je,opstaan Wanneer sta je op? Om kwart over zes sta ik op. 4.de kat,zichwassen Wanneer wast de kat zich? 's morgens wast de kat zich. 5.je, zich douchen Wanneer douch je je? Om zeven uur douch ik me. 6.je, zich haasten Wanneer haast jij je? Om acht uur haast ik me. 7.Pip en Jos, uitslapen Wanneer slapen Pip en Jos uit? Om tien uur slapen Pip en Jos uit. 8.je,zich aankleden Wanneer kleed je je aan? Om tien voor half zeven kleed ik me aan. 9.Pieter,pianospelen Waanneer speelt Pieter piano? Elke avond speelt pieter piano. 10.we,afspreken Wanneer spreken we af? Het morgen spreken we af.

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I pretty much agree with Yannick. However, even though the answers work this way, I wouldn't have said them like this. I would not have put the times at the beginning of the sentences. "Hij scheert zich om half zeven", "Ik sta om kwart over zes op", "De kat wast zich 's morgens", etc... sound a lot better in my opinion. Apparently I'm from another part of the country than Yannick, because "Ik douch me" sounds perfect to me. :) 7) I would have said: "Pip en Jos slapen uit tot 10 uur".
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You nailed the word order for these 'zich' verbs. And it is indeed written as 'je je' when the subject is 'je'. I noticed a few small mistakes: 4) Technically there should be a capital letter there after the initial 's : 's Morgens Even native dutch people make this spelling mistake all the time though. 7) It's a bit strange to say that they sleep in at a specific time. It would be better to name a day or something like that. 'Pip en Jos slapen uit in het weekend' for example. 10) 'Morgen spreken we af' There should not be a 'Het' here. I would also like to mention that the verb 'zich douchen' almost never is used as a reflexive verb, at least not in the part of the country that I'm from. I'd just say 'Ik douch om zeven uur' or 'Ik douch zeven uur 's ochtends.' But it was part of the exercise of course so that's not a mistake on your part. Overall very well done.
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I concur with Yannick and Wanda, but I also want to point out that we don't say 'de kinderen spelen voetbal' but 'de kinderen voetballen'. BTW I am from Eindhoven and have lived in het Gooi for a long time, and I say 'ik douch', 'ik ga douchen', 'ik heb net gedoucht', without 'me'.

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