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PM = Post Meridiem ->After midday (12.00)

AM = Ante Meridiem ->Before midday

1 pm. -> 13.00

1 am. -> 01.00

11 pm. -> 23.00

11 am. -> 11.00

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If a word ends with F or FE in singular,

it will get at different ending (-ves) in plural:

One knife - Many knives

One life - Many lives

One loaf - Many loaves

One shelf - Many shelves

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Words ending with Y in singular,

gets a new ending in plural if the Y comes after a consonant:

A country - many countries

A baby - many babies

A city - many cities

A responsibility - several responsibilities

If Y comes after a vowel, the word gets an S in plural:

A boy - many boys

A day - many days

A valley - many valleys

A railway - two railways

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https://www.ego4u.com/en/cram-up/grammar/prepositions

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1700-talet = The 1700's = The 18th century

1800-talet = The 1800's = The 19th century

1900-talet = The 1900's = The 20th century

2000-talet = The 21st century

100 läggs till endast när vi använder 'century' (århundrade). Det beror på vilken kalender som används. I kristen tradition räknas århundradet efter Jesu födelse som det första.

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Some - I jakande (positiva) satser.
Any - I nekande (negativa) satser, samt frågor.

I think there was some cake left in the fridge.
Was there any cake left?
There was not any cake left!

Is there anything wrong with this place?
I think there is something wrong here!
He doesn't seem to think there is anything wrong.

Let's do something fun!
I don't feel like doing anything!

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Jag = I

Always use the capital I when meaning 'jag'.

I like chocolate. That was something I made up.
i like chocolate. That was something i made up.

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Gonna/Wanna

Gonna = Going to
Wanna = Want to

I am going to hunt you down.
I really want to!

I am gonna hunt you down.
I really wanna!

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During or Under?

During = Under tiden
Under = Under (platsbundet)

We stayed there during our Christmas holidays.

The cat had been hiding under the car.

It rained during soccer practice.

She put the boxes under her bed.

Something happened during their trip to America.

There is an insect under that leaf.

She tried to call him during the break.

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I  do/don't
You  do/don't
He/She/It  does/doesn't
We  do/don't
They  do/don't
You  do/don't

I do the dishes every day, and she does the cleaning.
You don't like apples, do you? - I don't, but Peter does!
We do all sorts of things at practice.
What exactly do they do?

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Keep an eye on the apostrophe

Fred's bike = Freds cykel

Fred's bikes = Freds cyklar

His brother's bike = Hans brors cykel

His brothers' bikes = Hans bröders cyklar

Her parents' car = Hennes föräldrars bil

Her parent's car = Hennes förälders bil

Her parents' cars = Hennes föräldrars bilar

EN ägare -> 's
FLERA ägare -> s'

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Always use CAPITAL letter at the beginning of...

Names (Michael, Morris, Ruby)
Nationalities (French, German)
Titles (Senator, President)
Continents (Asia, Africa)
Countries (Sweden, Denmark)
States (Arizona, Florida)
Cities (London, Berlin)
Regions (West Coast, East Coast)
Monuments (The Eiffel Tower, Taj Mahal)
Landmarks (The Great Wall of China, Pyramid of Giza)
Days of the week (Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday...)
Months of the year (January, June, July...)
Historical eras (The Middle Ages, The Stone Age)
Holidays (Christmas Day)
Organizations (Amnesty International)
Companies (Nike, Volvo, Ericson)
Religions (Christianity/Christian, Judaism/Jewish)
Planets (Saturn, March)
Languages (Swedish, English, Danish)

EXAMPLE:

I went to Florida on a cold Monday morning in late September. I was going to visit my friend Chris. He is Catholic by the way. Ironically, we talked about going to see the Devils Den, which is a famous landmark in Florida. We went to rent a car at Avis car rental. The clerk behind the desk seemed to know many languages, so I asked her if she knew Swedish. She did! Well, she could handle a few expressions like "glad påsk and god jul". It means happy Easter and merry Christmas. Now that we have got a car, we will enjoy a trip to Miami. And who knows, we might find a spaceship and set course for Jupiter...(?)