For more theory on how to use adjectives in different settings, check out our three previous language workshops. Exercises Konst är en ____________ del av utbildning. Art is an important part of education. A. viktig B. viktigt C. viktiga Konst är ett ____________ skolämne. Art is a useful school subject. A. användbar B. användbart C. användbara Den ____________ tavlan tillhör min pappa. The large painting belongs to my dad. A. stor B. stort C. stora Jag såg en intressant måln

Adjectives in combination with possessive pronouns Attributive adjectives (placed before the noun) en-words ett-words singular min stora katt (my big cat) mitt stora bord (my big table) plural mina stora katter (my big cats) mina stora bord (my big tables) Predicative adjectives (placed separately) en-words ett-words singular Min katt är stor. (My cat is big.) Mitt bord är stort. (My table is big.) plural Mina katter ät stora. (my big cats) Mina bord är stora. (My tables are

Attributive adjectives (placed before the noun) singular obestämd (singular indefinite) singular bestämd (singular definite) plural obestämd (plural indefinite) plural bestämd (plural definite) en stor katt (a big cat) den stora katten* (the big cat) några stora katter (some big cats) de stora katterna* (the big cats) ett stort lejon (a big lion) det stora lejonet* (the big lion) några stora lejon (some big lions) de stora lejonen* (the big lions) Predicative adjectives (pla

Adjectives are words that describe nouns. ett adjektiv det adjektivet flera adjektiv de adjektiven In Swedish, adjectives' suffixes change depending on whether they are: describing an en- or ett- word en stor varg (a big wolf) ett stort träd (a big tree) describing nouns in singular or plural en stor varg (a big wolf) flera stora vargar (several big wolves) ett stort träd (a big tree) flera stora träd (several big trees) describing nouns in indefinite or definite form en sto

Exercises Peter dansar på hans bröllop. Whose wedding is it? A. Peters B. someone else's Mona dansar på sin klubb. Whose club is it? A. Monas B. someone else's Vi hade jättekul på vår fest. Who organized the party? A. we B. you De dansar på sin fest. Whose party is it? A. their own B. someone else's Is it grammatically possible: De dansar på deras fest.? A. Yes B. No Hon dansar på hennes fest. A. It's her own party. B. Another girl had a party. C. A guy had a party. Kan jag d

Reflexive possessive pronouns are used to indicate the ownership by the subject in the sentence. Jag tvättar min bil. I am washing my (own) car. Han torkar sitt hår. He is drying his (own) hair. Vi berättar vår historia. We are telling our (own) story. personal pronouns in subject form possessive pronouns reflexive possessive pronouns jag (I) min / mitt / mina (my) min / mitt / mina (my own) du (you) din / ditt / dina (your) din / ditt / dina (your own) han (he) hans (his) s

Personal pronouns in the subject form are use to designate the person performing the action. Jag arbetar. Du går. Han stannar. Personal pronouns in the object form are used to designate the person on whom the action is performed. Hon ser oss. Han ringer dig. De gör er glad. Reflexive pronouns are used when someone performs the action on themselves. Jag tvättar mig. Du skyndar dig. Reflexive pronouns in Swedish are the same as personal pronouns in the object form, except for t

Personal pronouns in the subject form designate the person performing the action. Jag arbetar. Du går. Han stannar. Personal pronouns in object form designate the person on whom the action is performed. Hon ser oss. Han ringer dig. De gör er glad. Reflexive pronouns are used when the person on whom the action is performed is the same as the person performing the action, that is, when the object and subject of the sentence are the same person, that is, when someone performs th

REFLEXIVE PRONOUNS are used when the subject and the object of a sentence are the same person or thing, that is, to express actions or states that someone does to or for themselves. personal pronoun reflexive pronoun Eng. jag (I) mig (själv) myself du (you) dig (själv) yourself han (he) sig (själv) himself hon (she) sig (själv) herself hen (unknown gender) sig (själv) - den / det (it) sig (själv) itself vi (we) oss (själv) ourselves ni (you, pl.) er (själv) yourselves de (the