How to identify the Subject, Object and Verb in Afrikaans
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How to identify the object, subject and verb in Afrikaans
Onderwerp (Subject)
The subject is the thing that does the action in the sentence. Every sentence must have a subject.
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Ek eet.
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Jan skop die bal.
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Sy is lelik
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Werkwoord (Verb)
The verb is the action that takes place in the sentence. Every sentence must have at least one verb.
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Ek slaap lekker.
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Piet is honger.
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Hy is stadig en sy is vinnig.
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Voorwerp (Object)
The object is the thing on which the action is done. A sentence doesn’t have toe have an object, but it can have more than one object.
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Ek eet ʼn appel en ʼn ei.
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Piet is hier.
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Sy skop die bal.
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