# A Simplified Grammar of the Swedish Language

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TRÜBNER'S COLLECTION
of
SIMPLIFIED GRAMMARS
of the principal
ASIATIC AND EUROPEAN LANGUAGES.
edited by
REINHOLD ROST, LL.D., Ph.D.
X.
SWEDISH.
BY E. C. OTTÉ.
A
SIMPLIFIED GRAMMAR
of the
SWEDISH LANGUAGE
by
E. C. OTTÉ
third edition
London
KEGAN PAUL, TRENCH, TRÜBNER & CO., Ltd.
paternoster house, charing cross road
1902
Printed by
The East of England Printing Works
London and Norwich
CONTENTS.
PART I.
* page
* The Alphabet (Alfabetet)................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................1
* Articles (Artikeln) ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................8
* Nouns (Tingord) ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................11
* First Declension ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................11
* Second and Third Declensions ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................12
* Fourth and Fifth Declensions ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................13
* Adjectives (Egenskapsord) ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................17
* Adverbs (Omständighetsord) ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................20
* Pronouns (Ersättningsord) ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................21
* Personal Pronouns ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................21
* Possessive Pronouns ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................22
* Demonstrative Pronouns ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................22
* Verbs (Händelseord) ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................24
* Passive Verbs (Passivum) ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................30
* Prepositions (Förord) ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................33
* Conjunctions (Bindeord) ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................33
* Interjections (Utropsord) ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................34
PART II.
On the Use and Character of the different Parts of Speech.
* page
* The Indefinite Article................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................35
* The Definite Articles................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................36
* The Noun................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................39
* Adjectives................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................44
* The Numerals................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................46
* Pronouns................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................48
* Verbs................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................52
* Adverbs................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................58
* Prepositions................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................60
* Conjunctions................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................61
* Modes of Inflection in Old Swedish................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................65
TRÜBNER’S COLLECTION
OF
SIMPLIFIED GRAMMARS OF THE PRINCIPAL ASIATIC AND EUROPEAN LANGUAGES.
Edited by REINHOLD HOST. LLD. Phd.D.
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This work was published before January 1, 1929, and is in the public domain worldwide because the author died at least 100 years ago.
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