Dutch Prepositions of Time: Op, Om, In, Aan and Tegen
Time prepositions in Dutch follow specific patterns for different types of time expression. Learning which preposition pairs with which time word will save you many errors.
Time prepositions in Dutch follow specific patterns for different types of time expression. Learning which preposition pairs with which time word will save you many errors.
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