| Form | Swedish | English pattern |
|---|---|---|
| Infinitive | att kräkas | to … |
| Present | kräks | I …, he …s |
| Past (preteritum) | kräktes | I …ed |
| Supine (perfect) | har kräkts | have …ed |
| Past perfect | hade kräkts | had …ed |
| Future | ska kräkas / kommer att kräkas | will … |
Swedish verbs do not change for person: jag kräks, du kräks, hon kräks, vi kräks, de kräks. Learn one form per tense and you can use it with everyone.
How kräkas conjugates
Deponent verbs end in -s in every form but have an active meaning: hoppas means "to hope", not "to be hoped". The present usually equals the infinitive (hoppas) or drops the -a- (minns, finns). They have no imperative and no passive. kräkas: kräks, kräktes, kräkts.
Meanings and examples
Patterns: ngn = någon (someone) · ngt = något (something) · SATS = a clause · VERB = a verb · PLATS = a place · RIKTNING = a direction · TID = a time · SÄTT = a manner · ADJ = an adjective