Ordklasser

The correct answer is "dator" because it is a noun in Swedish, referring to a computer. "Gammal" is an adjective, meaning "old".

The correct answer is "Talar om vad du gör, det som händer." This answer correctly describes what a verb is. A verb is a word that indicates an action or a state of being. It expresses what someone or something does or what happens. In this case, the answer explains that a verb is used to talk about what you do or what is happening.

A substantiv is a word that can be preceded by "en" (a), "ett" (an), or "flera" (several). It refers to animals, people, and plants.

In the sentence "Jag gick på en lång väg" (I walked on a long road), the words "väg" and "Väg" are both nouns. "Väg" is a common noun, while "Väg" is a proper noun. Both words refer to a physical road or path.

The word "kille" is not a pronoun. It is a noun meaning "boy" in Swedish. The other options, "Hon," "Han," "dom," and "vi," are all pronouns in Swedish meaning "she," "he," "they," and "we," respectively.

An adjective is a word that describes or gives more information about a noun. It provides details about the qualities, characteristics, or attributes of the noun it is modifying. In this case, the correct answer states that an adjective is an word that describes a noun.

The correct answer is "äter, Äter, jag äter, Jag äter." In Swedish, "äter" is the verb form of "to eat." It is used when referring to the action of eating. The capitalization of "Äter" indicates that it is the verb form used in a question or a statement with a question-like intonation. "jag äter" and "Jag äter" both mean "I eat" or "I am eating," with the lowercase and uppercase "jag" denoting the pronoun "I."