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Swedish verb · Group 1 (-ar, -ade)

ladda conjugation


att ladda means “load”. Present laddar, past laddade, supine laddat.

FormSwedishEnglish pattern
Infinitiveatt laddato …
PresentladdarI …, he …s
Past (preteritum)laddadeI …ed
Supine (perfect)har laddathave …ed
Past perfecthade laddathad …ed
Futureska ladda / kommer att laddawill …
Imperativeladda!… !
Past participleladdad…ed (adjective)
Present participleladdande…ing

Swedish verbs do not change for person: jag laddar, du laddar, hon laddar, vi laddar, de laddar. Learn one form per tense and you can use it with everyone.

How ladda conjugates

Group 1 is the largest and most regular group. The infinitive ends in -a, the present adds -r, the past adds -de and the supine adds -t: tala → talar, talade, talat. New verbs that enter Swedish (googla, chatta) almost always join this group. So ladda → laddar, laddade, laddat.

Passive (s-form)

Swedish makes the passive by adding -s: the doer drops out and the thing acted on becomes the subject. Spoken Swedish often prefers bli + past participle (blev laddad).

FormSwedish
Infinitiveatt laddas
Presentladdas
Pastladdades
Supinehar laddats

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

1 load

förser vapen (1) med ammunition

Pattern ngn laddar ngt

  • ladda ett gevärload a rifle
  • hon laddade geväret och siktade

2 charge

tillför elektrisk kraft (1) till

Pattern ngn laddar ngt

  • ladda ett battericharge a battery
  • batteriet behövde laddas
Questions

What is the past tense of ladda in Swedish?

The past tense (preteritum) of ladda is laddade, the same for every person: jag laddade, du laddade, vi laddade.

What is the supine of ladda?

laddat. The supine is used with har and hade to form the perfect: jag har laddat, jag hade laddat.

Is ladda a regular verb?

Yes. ladda follows group 1 (-ar, -ade): laddar, laddade, laddat.

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