Adverbs

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Adverbs

Adverbs are small words modifying verbs, adjectives or other adverbs! English adverbs often end in -ly (such as happily), but many simply have no particular ending (such asvery).

In Swedish, the common adverbial ending, like English -ly, is -t. These adverbs are identical to ett-word adjectives.

vacker → vackert beautifully
glad → glatt happily
snäll → snällt kindly

Some adjectives ending in -ig take an adverbial ending in -en or -tvis.

verklig → verkligen really
naturlig → naturligtvis naturally

And, of course, many adverbs simply have no particular ending: e.g. ofta, kanske, alltid.

Placement of adverbs

Unlike English, adverbs are always placed after the verb in sentences that start with the subject. This is because of the V2 rule – the verb must always come second.

Jag springer ofta. I often run.
Du äter hemma. You eat at home.

Like English, adverbs are placed before adjectives and other adverbs.

Huset är mycket blått. The house is very blue.
Jag är lyckligt gift. I am happily married.
Han är aldrig hemma. He is never at home.

också	also
för	for
långt	far
nu	now
där	where
mer	more
väldigt	very
vanligt	usually
aldrig	Never
här	here
ganska	quite
alltid	always
fortfarande	still
ofta	often
bara	only
kanske	perhaps
ens	even
både	both
till	to
ändå	still, yet
bort	away
sällan	rarely
igen	again
ibland	sometimes
verkligen,	really
egentligen	actually
än	than
redan	already
åtminstone	at least
borta	away
hit	here
senare	later
snart	soon
slut	final
tillräckligt	enough
vanligtvis	usually
dit	there
närvarande	present
särskilt	particularly
nästan	almost
sent	late
äntligen	finally
allmänhet	generally
faktiskt	actually
helt	completely
ungefär	approximately
precis	just
tydligt	clearly
var	where
möjligtvis	possibly
nära	near
definitivt	definitely
varken	neither
heller	either
långsamt	slowly
tillsammans	together
nödvändigtvis	necessarily