Mastering time prepositions is essential for achieving fluency in Swedish. Time prepositions such as "i," "på," and "om" are used to convey when events occur, giving structure and clarity to your sentences. These small but crucial words can indicate specific points in time, durations, and recurring actions. By understanding how to use these prepositions correctly, you can accurately describe everything from daily routines to future plans, making your communication in Swedish much more precise and natural. This page provides a series of targeted exercises designed to reinforce your understanding and usage of Swedish time prepositions. Whether you are a beginner looking to grasp the basics or an advanced learner aiming to refine your skills, these exercises will help you practice and internalize the rules and nuances of time prepositions in various contexts. By engaging with these activities, you'll build confidence in your ability to talk about time in Swedish, enhancing both your written and spoken communication.
1. Vi ska träffas *på* lördag (preposition for specific day).
2. Hon gick och la sig *klockan* tio (preposition for specific time).
3. Vi åker till Spanien *i* sommar (preposition for future event).
4. Jag ska till läkaren *på* torsdag (preposition for specific day).
5. Han studerade *i* fem år (preposition for duration).
6. Vi brukar äta middag *vid* sex (preposition for approximate time).
7. Hon föddes *på* 1990-talet (preposition for decades).
8. Han kom hem *efter* jobbet (preposition for sequence).
9. Vi ses *om* en vecka (preposition for future time).
10. De åkte till Italien *i* somras (preposition for past event).
1. Vi träffas *på* lördag (preposition for specific days).
2. Jag går till gymmet *efter* jobbet (preposition for sequence in time).
3. Han kommer att vara borta *i* två veckor (preposition for duration).
4. Middagen är klar *om* en timme (preposition for time until something happens).
5. De reste till Spanien *under* sommaren (preposition for a period of time).
6. Jag har bott här *sedan* 2010 (preposition for the starting point in time).
7. Vi ses *vid* lunchtid (preposition for an approximate time).
8. Barnen leker alltid *på* eftermiddagen (preposition for parts of the day).
9. Jag ska studera *fram till* midnatt (preposition for time up to a certain point).
10. Hon jobbar *över* helgen (preposition for covering a period of time).
1. Vi träffas *på* måndag (preposition for days of the week).
2. Jag har en möte *klockan* tre (preposition for exact times).
3. Hon kommer tillbaka *om* en vecka (preposition for future time spans).
4. Vi äter middag *på* kvällen (preposition for parts of the day).
5. Jag studerade spanska *i* två år (preposition for duration of time in the past).
6. De reste till Italien *för* två månader sedan (preposition for time ago).
7. Filmen börjar *om* tio minuter (preposition for time remaining).
8. Vi ska bo här *under* sommaren (preposition for periods of time).
9. Barnen leker *på* helgerna (preposition for recurring events).
10. Jag tränar *på* morgonen (preposition for parts of the day).
