Questions & Answers about Wij stellen morgen ons idee voor.
In Dutch voorstellen is a separable verb. In a main clause the finite part (stellen) stays in second position, and the prefix (voor) detaches and goes to the end. So
Wij (1) stellen (2) … (voor)
becomes
Wij stellen morgen ons idee voor.
Dutch possessive adjectives agree with the noun’s grammatical gender and number. Idee is a neuter noun (het idee), so you use ons (our for singular het-words). Onze is used with de-words or any plural noun.
Dutch follows the “verb-second” (V2) rule: the finite verb must be in the second slot. After the subject (wij), the finite verb (stellen) comes. Then you can insert time adverbials like morgen, followed by objects, and finally the separable prefix. So the structure is:
Subject – Finite Verb – Time – Object – Prefix