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==Example sentences== | |||
Vem är räddast? ''Who is the most scared?''<br> | |||
Mia är räddare än Moa. ''Mia is more scared than Moa.''<br> | |||
==Example text== | |||
==Exercises== | ==Exercises== | ||
Revision as of 20:58, 5 April 2008
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Grammar
Regular bending
| röd | rödare | rödast | red |
| fånig | fånigare | fånigast | foolish |
for long adjectives following kind of bending is used as an alternative:
| fantastisk | mer fantastisk | mest fantastisk | fantastic |
| intelligent | mer intelligent | mest intelligent | intelligent |
Irregular bending
| liten | mindre | minst | small |
| mycket | mer | mest | much |
| många | fler | flest | many |
| stor | större | störst | big |
Example sentences
Vem är räddast? Who is the most scared?
Mia är räddare än Moa. Mia is more scared than Moa.
Example text
Exercises
Please translate into Swedish
1. The cars are red.
2. She is more foolish than I am.
3. He is the cutest boy in the class.
4. It is a nice dog.
5. The big house is smaller than the small church.