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meenemen

How the separable verb meenemen (to bring along) splits in Dutch.

meenemen— to bring along
Main clausethe prefix jumps to the end

Ik neem mijn paspoort mee.

With a modal verbthe verb stays whole

Ik wil meenemen.

Perfect tense-ge- slots in the middle

Ik heb meegenomen.

I bring my passport along.

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About this verb

Is "meenemen" a separable verb?

Yes. meenemen splits into mee + nemen. In a main clause the prefix goes to the end: Ik neem mijn paspoort mee.

What is the past participle of "meenemen"?

The perfect tense is "Ik heb meegenomen" — the -ge- slots between the prefix and the stem.

What does "meenemen" mean?

meenemen means "to bring along". Example: Ik neem mijn paspoort mee. (I bring my passport along.)

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