Mastering prepositions in Danish can be a challenging yet rewarding endeavor for language learners. Prepositions often change meaning when paired with different verbs, creating unique collocations that are essential for fluency. This page offers a comprehensive set of exercises specifically designed to help you understand and practice these verb-preposition combinations, enhancing your ability to communicate more naturally and accurately in Danish. Our exercises cover a wide range of common Danish verbs and their associated prepositions, providing both contextual examples and targeted practice. By engaging with these exercises, you'll develop a deeper understanding of how prepositions interact with verbs in various contexts, which is crucial for mastering the subtleties of the Danish language. Whether you are a beginner or looking to refine your skills, these exercises will serve as a valuable tool in your language learning journey.
1. Han er ikke interesseret *i* politik (preposition indicating interest).
2. Hun drømmer ofte *om* at rejse verden rundt (preposition indicating dreams or wishes).
3. Jeg venter *på* bussen hver morgen (preposition indicating waiting for something).
4. De snakker altid *om* deres ferier (preposition indicating what they talk about).
5. Han er afhængig *af* kaffe hver morgen (preposition indicating dependency).
6. Vi glæder os *til* sommerferien (preposition indicating looking forward to something).
7. Hun er bange *for* edderkopper (preposition indicating fear).
8. Han arbejder *med* computere (preposition indicating working with something).
9. Jeg leder *efter* mine nøgler (preposition indicating searching for something).
10. De er stolte *af* deres børn (preposition indicating pride).
1. Hun er interesseret *i* kunst (preposition indicating interest).
2. Han drømmer *om* at blive pilot (preposition indicating what someone dreams about).
3. Vi taler *om* vores ferieplaner (preposition indicating the topic of conversation).
4. De glæder sig *til* sommerferien (preposition indicating looking forward to something).
5. Hun er bange *for* edderkopper (preposition indicating fear).
6. Han er god *til* matematik (preposition indicating skill or proficiency).
7. De tror *på* spøgelser (preposition indicating belief).
8. Hun arbejder *med* IT-projekter (preposition indicating collaboration or involvement in a field).
9. Han er glad *for* sin nye bil (preposition indicating happiness related to something).
10. Vi venter *på* bussen (preposition indicating waiting for something).
1. Hun er træt af at tænke *på* ham hele tiden (preposition used with 'think' in Danish).
2. Vi skal passe *på* børnene, mens de leger udenfor (preposition used with 'take care of' in Danish).
3. Han er glad *for* sin nye bil (preposition used with 'happy' in Danish).
4. Jeg drømmer *om* at rejse til Japan (preposition used with 'dream' in Danish).
5. De taler altid *om* vejret (preposition used with 'talk' in Danish).
6. Hun er interesseret *i* kunst (preposition used with 'interested' in Danish).
7. Jeg stoler *på* dig (preposition used with 'trust' in Danish).
8. Han er bange *for* edderkopper (preposition used with 'afraid' in Danish).
9. Vi ser frem *til* ferien (preposition used with 'look forward' in Danish).
10. Hun er god *til* at lave mad (preposition used with 'good at' in Danish).
