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Swedish Sentential Negation with 'inte' in Main Clauses
Master Swedish sentential negation using the adverb inte in main clauses, covering both straight word order and inverted word order.
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Tutorial
Swedish Sentential Negation with 'inte' in Main Clauses
Master Swedish sentential negation using the adverb inte in main clauses, covering both straight word order and inverted word order.
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35 CardsLesson#1
In Swedish, you make a statement negative by using the word 'inte', which means 'not'. In everyday speech, where you place 'inte' depends on how your sentence begins. In this deck, you will learn to use 'inte' in standard statements and in sentences that begin with time words like 'today' and 'now'.
Lesson#2
In a standard statement that starts with a subject, 'inte' comes immediately after the finite verb. With the verb 'är', meaning 'am', 'is', or 'are', 'inte' comes straight after 'är'. For example, 'Hon är inte hemma' means 'She is not at home'.
Quiz#3
Translate into Swedish: 'She is not at home.'
Hon är inte hemma
Quiz#4
Translate into Swedish: 'I am not tired.'
Jag är inte trött
Quiz#5
Translate into Swedish: 'He is not here.'
Han är inte här
Lesson#6
The same rule applies to the verb 'har', meaning 'have' or 'has'. Place 'inte' directly after 'har'. For example, 'Vi har inte bil' means 'We do not have a car'.
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