Dutch can't put a preposition before "het" or "dat" when referring to a thing — instead, the preposition attaches to "er": "Ik denk eraan".
Buurvrouw: ?
Marieke: , .
Collega: .
Manager: , ?
Buurvrouw: Heb je het nieuws gehoord van het zwembad?
Have you heard the news about the swimming pool?
Vul het ontbrekende woord in:
Yes, I read about it in the paper.
“De ambulance komt eraan.”
The ambulance is on its way. Please stay on the line for a moment.
“En bitterballen erbij?”
Then I'll have a beer. And bitterballen with it?
“Geen probleem, succes ermee.”
No problem, good luck with it. Bye!
“Dat is het leuke eraan.”
At the Koningsdag street sale you can sell anything, without a permit. That's what's fun about it.
“Dan moet ik erover nadenken.”
Then I have to think about it.