Reuse the words in the task — it's allowed and smart ♻️
The task text itself is one of your best resources. Learners who passed the writing and speaking exams often mention this trick. Why it works: · The words are spelled correctly for you. · Using them makes it clear you answer the actual question. · It saves time you would spend looking for words. How to do it: 1. Underline the key words in the task: the problem, the person, the time, what you need to ask. 2. Build your sentences around those words. 3. Change the form where needed: a question in the task becomes a statement in your answer. Example idea: the task says you want to change your appointment because you are ill. You can write: "Ik wil mijn afspraak graag veranderen. Ik ben ziek." Careful: don't copy whole sentences from the task text. The goal is to use its words in your own sentences, not to repeat the instructions. Also learn standard phrases for common situations, such as a thank-you line or a polite request, so you only need to fill in the details. Based on learner discussions: https://medium.com/inclusive-future-deisgn/passing-inburgeringsexamen-1ee711b6199b · https://themovinghumans.wordpress.com/2020/10/24/tips-for-inburgering-exams/
03/08/2026 · 52 views
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