Predicaatpositie
Predicaatpositie is a grammatical concept in Dutch, referring to the position of the predicate in a sentence. In Dutch, the predicate typically follows the subject, unlike in English where the predicate often comes before the subject. This is a characteristic of Dutch's Subject-Verb-Object (SVO) word order. For example, in the sentence "Ik lees een boek" (I read a book), "lees" (read) is in the predicaatpositie.
The predicaatpositie can be further divided into the finite verb position and the non-finite verb position.
The predicaatpositie is an important aspect of Dutch grammar and is crucial for understanding sentence structure