Swedish Learning Hub — Grammar & exercises
Bilingual Swedish learning with short theory and interactive exercises. New areas and drills are added over time.
Swedish learning hub
Each module page combines rules and exercises so you can review while you drill. Bilingual prompts across 9 modules.
Swedish Learning Hub is a bilingual (Swedish and English) space for grammar and vocabulary exercises. Open Verb Trainer for 100 common verbs and their forms, or pick another section for rules and drills; modules and content are expanded over time.
How to Use Swedish Learning Hub
Välj sektion / Pick a section
The home view shows cards for each area. Click a card to open that module; use Back to menu to return.
Meningsarkitekten / Sentence Architect
Open Sentence Architect, pick a topic (huvudsats or bisats). Read the extended bilingual rules and examples for that topic, then start exercises with many scrambled sentences for the same focus. Use Back to topics to switch topic, or Show theory again from the exercise view.
Verbböjaren / Verb Trainer
Read the theory on verb groups and learning strategies, then drill 100 common verbs. Filter by group or type, switch between form drills (present, past, supine, imperative) and “identify the type” questions. Each full round shuffles the question set.
Prepositionsstriden / Preposition Battle
Read the theory (i, på, hos, till, från, plus med, om, för, vid, and common pitfalls), then work through 100 gap-fill sentences in random order (each appears once per full round). Theory first, then drills.
Artikel- & adjektivövningen
Read theory on en/ett, agreement (-t after ett, -a in plural and with den/det/de), and irregulars like liten/litet/små and god/gott/goda; then complete 100 phrases (articles and adjective forms) in random order (each appears once per full round). Theory first, then drills.
Tal / Numbers
Read theory on 0–12, 13–19, tens, compounding 21–99, and hundreds; then complete 100 multiple-choice items (figures 0–999) in random order (each appears once per full round). Theory first, then drills.
Ordningstal / Ordinals
Read theory on första through sjätte, 7–12, 13–19, round tens, and compounds; then complete 100 multiple-choice items (positions 1–999) in random order (each appears once per full round). Theory first, then drills.
Klockan / The clock
Read theory on halv, kvart, över / i, and a full example hour at five-minute steps; then complete 100 multiple-choice items (digital 24-hour times, five-minute marks). Theory first, then drills.
Frågeord / Question words
Read extended theory with tables and examples on var vs vart, vad vs vilken/vilket/vilka, vem/vems, när, hur, hur många / hur mycket / hur länge, and varför; then complete 100 gap sentences (choose the question word). Theory first, then drills.
Datum & veckodagar / Dates & weekdays
Read theory on weekdays, months, på vs i, and den + ordinal + month; then complete 100 multiple-choice items. Theory first, then drills.
Calculator Features
Verb Trainer
100 common verbs with form drills and group identification; strategy-focused theory
V2 & BIFF engine
Extended theory per topic plus dozens of drills; feedback on V2 and BIFF-style mistakes
Preposition & article drills
100 preposition sentences; 100 en/ett and adjective agreement drills (shuffled each round)
Cardinals & ordinals
100 MC drills each for cardinals (0–999) and ordinals (1–999), shuffled each round
Telling time
100 clock MC drills (five-minute steps, 24-hour prompts), shuffled each round
Question words
100 frågeord drills (who, what, where, when …), shuffled each round
Dates & weekdays
100 drills on months, weekdays, på/i, and calendar phrases, shuffled each round
Card menu
Choose Verb Trainer, Sentence Architect, Prepositions, Articles, Numbers, Ordinals, Clock, Question words, or Dates from clear section cards
Complete Function List
- Section cards to open each module:
- Verb Trainer: 100 common verbs, form MCQs, identify-type mode, filters by group, bilingual strategy theory
- Sentence Architect with scrambled words:
- V2 rule alerts for fronted time/place:
- BIFF rule alerts for subordinate clauses:
- Preposition multiple-choice drills:
- Article and adjective agreement exercises:
- Cardinal numbers (0–999) with theory tables and 100 shuffled drills:
- Ordinals (1–999) with theory tables and 100 shuffled drills:
- Reading the clock: five-minute steps, 24-hour prompts, 100 shuffled drills
- Question words (frågeord): long theory with examples and 100 shuffled drills
- Dates and weekdays: theory tables and 100 shuffled drills
- Sentence Architect: topic cards, long bilingual theory per focus, and 45+ exercise sentences per topic
- Responsive mobile-friendly UI:
Common Calculations & Examples
Example 1: V2 inversion
Problem: Yesterday I did not go to work.
Steps:
- Place the time word first: Igår
- Put the finite verb second: gick
- Subject next: jag — Igår gick jag inte till jobbet
Explanation: After a sentence-initial time adverb, the verb stays in position 2 (V2).
Example 2: BIFF in bisats
Problem: I am happy because you are not sick.
Steps:
- Main clause: Jag är glad
- Subclause after för att: du must use inte before är
Explanation: BIFF: In subordinate clauses, "inte" comes before the finite verb.