Part 1 What does it mean to have a friend? How many people do you consider your friends? What do we mean when we say "a best friend"? Who was your first friend? Do you have Swedish friends? Who is your best friend, where did you two meet and why do you consider that person to be your best friend? How do you usually communicate with your friends - social media, text messages, phone calls, meetings...? How do you spend time with your friends, what do you do together? How honest

Last time we learned about two more groups within the larger group of strong verbs . A reminder: strong verbs have some irregularities compared to the first three verb groups, but their subgroups do follow their own rules, and knowing these rules helps us use those verbs in an easier way. Here are the two subgroups we studied last time and their representatives: 1) verbs whose verb stem contains a u att sj u nga Sjung! sjunger sj ö ng har sj u ng it to sing att nj u ta Nj