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Speaking Exam Practice: Sentence Completion (MVV Basic Exam)

Part 2 of the MVV Basic Exam: 22 sentences you complete out loud in the real exam. Practise here with multiple choice.

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Please note: this is a practice exam by Dutch Together, not an official exam. The result gives an indication of your level.

What is the speaking part of the MVV Basic Exam?

The speaking exam consists of 22 items: 10 question-and-answer prompts and 12 sentences you complete out loud, often with a supporting picture. You have a maximum of 30 minutes. Pronunciation and direct feedback are hard to practise entirely on your own — an experienced NT2 teacher can speed this process up considerably.

Practise below with 22 sample sentences as multiple choice, in the same style as the real exam.

Practice Exam Speaking — sentence completion (multiple choice)

In the real speaking exam (22 items: 10 question-answer + 12 sentence completion) you complete sentences aloud. Practise here with multiple choice. 22 questions, indicatively 15 correct for "pass".

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Official speaking exam resources

Want to see all official speaking exam questions? Use this resource from the Dutch government:

Dutch Together is an independent NT2 language school and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or authorised by the Immigration and Naturalisation Service (IND), the Dutch Education Executive Agency (DUO), the Ministry of Social Affairs and Employment, or any other Dutch government body. The practice questions, imagery, and scores on this page are our own teaching material and give an indication of your level only — they are not part of, and do not guarantee passing, the official Basic Civic Integration Examination Abroad. For official, up-to-date information, always check ind.nl and naarnederland.nl.