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24 Någon, m., f., något, n., pl. några, 'some one,' 'any one;' ingen, m., f., intet, n., pl. inga, 'no one,' 'none;' bägge, båda, 'both;' mången, m., f., månget, n., pl. många, 'many,' 'many a one;' annan, m., f., annat, n., pl. andra, 'other;' ömse, 'both,' 'each;' sjelf, m., f., sjelft, n., pl. sjelfva, 'other;' dylik, 'such;' egen, m., f., eget, n., pl. egna, 'own.' VERBS. (Händelseord.)

In Swedish, there are three forms of verbs—the active, passive, and deponent.

The auxiliary verbs are divided by Swedish grammarians into three classes: (1) temporala, or those which help to form compound tenses; as, hafva, 'to have,' and skola, 'shall' or 'will;' (2) modala, or those which serve to express different moods; as, må, måste (defect.), 'may,' 'must;' kunna, 'can;' låta, 'let;' vilja, 'will;' böra, 'ought;' (3) passiva, or those which serve to conjugate the passive; as, vara, 'be;' varda, blifva, 'become.'




 * - align="center"
 * colspan="3" | Infinitive.
 * || att hafva, to have. || att vara, to be.
 * Partic. Present, || hafvande, having. || varande, being.
 * Partic. Past, || haft, had. || varit, been.
 * }
 * Partic. Past, || haft, had. || varit, been.
 * }
 * }




 * - align="center"
 * colspan="3" | Indicative.
 * - align="center"
 * colspan="3" |
 * - align="center"
 * colspan="3" | Singular.
 * - align="center"
 * Jag, du, han, hon, den, det, || || Jag, du, han, hon, den, det
 * - align="center"
 * har (hafver), I have, etc. || || är, I am, etc.
 * }