201 Swedish Verbs: Fully Conjugated in All the Tenses (201 Verbs Series)

I got mine second hand like most since it's seemingly out of publication, but I enjoy even though some of the verbs used in their aren't as widely used these days

This is a solid book that is exactly what it says it is. Is the selection of verbs as good as a 500 odd verb book? No, but it never claimed to be. It is handy and has been helpful in my limited studies so far. The one down side is the book almost seems a little silly the way it presents the verbs: it spells them out in all the cases for number and gender. For other languages this is a given, but for Swedish it just seems silly. I know it is just presenting things in parallel with the other books of its kind, but it still struck me as odd. Odd/silly or not, it has been handy!

My first thought on using this is that I would like one with more verbs - there are many commonly used verbs not included here. A great deal of space is wasted showing all six person/numbers of the verb, when all you need is one (bless Swedish for being simple in this regard). I don’t need jag är, du är, han är, vi är, ni är, de är when they are all ”är.”The extensive introduction (see photo of index) is very useful. Also, there is an index in the back to help you find verbs (in alphabetic order by the Swedish) that shows the verb type.Finally, it includes a ten-page bibliography.All in all, a good purchase. I do wish they had saved space in each verb and used it to include more verbs.

This book is a real classic. Very useful conjugations of major Swedish verbs in all tenses. Also gives tables of obsolete forms of verbs that you might encounter when reading Classic Swedish literature

Simple and straighforward (much like Swedish verbs). Could use an index. I am a little puzzled by some of the verb choices. For example they don't include att handla but they do include att niga.

I'm trying to learn Swedish, having already learned Danish several years ago. It turns out there are a lot more differences than I expected, particularly for verbs. This little book is a very handy resource. The discussion at the beginning, both about Swedish verbs and about the present state of Swedish in general, is enormously helpful, and includes a lot of information I wasn't able to find elsewhere, including the standard grammars.

Very helpful for foreign word study in any language as it comes in others.

very good