U moet uw voornaam en achternaam invullen.

Questions & Answers about U moet uw voornaam en achternaam invullen.

Why is the verb invullen at the very end of the sentence?
When you use a modal verb like moeten (must), it takes the normal verb spot (second place) in the sentence. The main action verb (invullen) gets pushed all the way to the end in its full dictionary form (the infinitive).
invullen is a separable verb. Why isn't it split apart here?
You only split a separable verb when it is the active, conjugated verb in the sentence (like in ik vul het in). Because the modal verb moet is in charge here, invullen stays completely whole at the end of the sentence.
What is the difference between u and uw here?
U is the formal word for 'you', acting as the subject of the sentence. Uw is the formal word for 'your', showing possession (uw voornaam = your first name). You will often see them together when addressing someone formally.
How do the words voornaam and achternaam translate literally?
They are compound words that make perfect sense! Voor means 'before' or 'front', so voornaam is your first name. Achter means 'behind' or 'after', making achternaam your last name.

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