How long have you been learning Swedish? Can you list three en-nouns in Swedish? Which schools / courses have you attended? Do you learn Swedish on your own , for example by listening to podcasts, watching movies, reading the news? What is your weekly routine for learning Swedish? Can you list three ett-nouns in Swedish? What would you like to do when it comes to learning Swedish that you haven't done so far ? Do you prefer to use a mobile phone, computer or books and pa

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

What does the expression "a good life" mean to you? Is it possible to define it? If you had a good life... What kind of home would you like to live in, a house or an apartment ? How big would it be? Would it be in a city or in the countryside ? What kind of food would you eat? Would you eat in restaurants or would you cook your own food? What kind of job would you have? And would you even work? Would you do your household chores yourself or would you hire someone to do them

personal pronoun possessive pronoun with "en" noun possessive pronoun with "ett" noun possessive pronoun with plural (both "en" and "ett" nouns) Eng. jag (I) min mitt mina my du (you) din ditt dina your han (he) hans his hon (she) hennes her hen (unknown gender) hens - den / det (it) dess its vi (we) vår vårt våra our ni (you, pl.) er ert era your(pl.) de (they) deras their Possessive pronouns in the first and second person, both singular and plural, change their form in comb

Why do we use quotes? What is useful about them? Why do we like to quote famous people ? Why do you think people attribute quotes to...

Han kritiserade mig hela tiden, men jag brydde mig inte om __________ kritik. He criticized me all the time, but I didn't care about his criticism. A. hans B. dess C. hennes Jag skulle vilja att du lyssnar på __________ kritik också, inte bara på komplimanger. (en kritik) I would like you to listen to my criticism as well, not just compliments. A. mina B. mitt C. min __________ kritiserade mig hela tiden på jobbet, men jag tycker att deras kritik var helt ogrundad! They criti

1. Which is a demonstrative pronoun? A. dess B. dessa C. A+B 2. Choose the correct answer: A. denna komplimang B. den komplimang C. den där komplimang 3. Choose the correct answer: A. dessa komplimanger B. de komplimanger C. de där komplimang 4. Choose the correct answer: A. det barnet B. detta barn C. A+B 5. Choose the incorrect answer: A. dessa barn B. de barnen C. de där barn 6. We can use "denna" instead of: A. de här B. den här C. A+B 7. The demonstrative pronoun "denna"