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Not in an English lesson because the curriculum asks for the students to use strategies to stay in the target language. However, if English were to be used in another subject then it would work to switch languages.

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It depends on the situation.

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If im grading there use of the English language, not tolerated

Just a quick thing, would not mind / ask them if they can translate so we can all understand

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No

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In this circumstance yes

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It the goal of the class is English language production and the student is using their L1 and not attempting language strategies in the L2 it would decrease their grade (based on the Swedish Curriculum)

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Maybe, it depends what the point of the lesson is and the students language abilities.

Maybe to aim for English but it's not that big a problem if they use a German word.

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Grading criteria says that using your native language instead of English in the English classroom will bring down your grades

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No. I would not allow it since the students need to practice strategies for communication. If they have to clarify their points in another language they should probably rethink the way the communicate.

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yes but on the condition that the student take note of the words so that they can learn the english versions for next time

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Allow but would affect the grade. They would not be understood by a native speaker or learn new vocabulary necessary for them.

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No, that would be a destrucive error!

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In some circumstances but not all