å, ä, ö and key Swedish sounds
En-words (utrum) and ett-words (neuter)
en/ett vs the suffix -en/-et
jag, du, han, hon, det/den, vi, ni, de
All persons take the same -ar/-er/-r ending
The two key irregular verbs
The verb is always the second element
inte, ingen/inget/inga and other negators
Yes/no questions and WH-questions
Counting, days and telling the time
Five plural groups
En/ett agreement and the definite -a form
Weak (regular) and strong (irregular) verbs
har + supine
kan, måste, ska, vill, bör, får
den/det/de + adjective + definite noun
i, på, till, från, med, om, av
min/mitt/mina and the reflexive sin/sitt/sina
-are/-ast and mer/mest
att, om, när, som, för att
S-passive and bli-passive
sig and reflexive verb constructions
som, vars and vilken/vilket/vilka
Two distinct non-finite forms
Adverb placement in main vs subordinate clauses
skulle + infinitive and vore
Verb + particle combinations
Written standard vs spoken everyday forms
Accent 1 (single) and Accent 2 (double)
Prefixes, suffixes and compounding
