Verbilauseen

Verbilauseen is a term used in the Dutch language to refer to a specific type of subordinate clause. It is characterized by the presence of a verb in the infinitive form, which is not conjugated to agree with the subject of the clause. This structure is often used to express purpose, intention, or result.

The infinitive verb in a verbilauseen typically follows a conjunction such as "om" (to), "dat" (that), or "omdat" (because). For example, in the sentence "Ik ga naar de winkel om brood te kopen" (I go to the store to buy bread), the verb "te kopen" (to buy) is in the infinitive form and does not agree with the subject "Ik" (I).

Verbilauseen is a common feature of Dutch grammar and is used to convey a wide range of meanings. It is important for learners of Dutch to understand the structure and usage of verbilauseen to effectively communicate in the language.