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Har sovit / har gått upp

The perfect and the supine

The perfect and the supine

Swedish perfect uses plus a supine form, for all verbs: . Movement verbs also take . Group-one verbs have -at: spela → spelat. Other useful forms are läsa → läst, ta → tagit, göra → gjort. The supine does not change with person, noun gender or learner identity. A question puts before the subject: In a negative main clause: .

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InfinitiveSupineExampleMeaning
I have played
I have read
I have lived
I have slept
I have gone
I have come
I have taken
I have done
Always plus the supineTap a word to hear itTap a word to hear it and see its meaning
InfinitiveSupineExampleMeaning
I have played
I have read
I have lived
I have slept
I have gone
I have come
I have taken
I have done
  • Jag har sovit bra.I have slept well.

  • Jag har gått upp.I have got up.

  • Hon har spelat trumpet.She has played the trumpet.

  • Vi har kommit hem.We have come home.

  • Jag har läst förpackningen.I have read the packet.

  • Han har gått hem.He has gone home.

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