CEFR level guides Swedish
What each CEFR level means in the language, with can-do checklists and typical grammar.
CEFR A1 in Swedish: what you can do
What an A1 (beginner) learner can do in Swedish: greetings, en and ett, present tense, V2 word order, numbers and fika.
A2CEFR A2 in Swedish: what you can do
What an A2 (elementary) learner can do in Swedish: talk about the past, use modal verbs, plurals, pronouns and particles, plus Swedex A2.
B1CEFR B1 in Swedish: what you can do
What a B1 (intermediate) learner can do in Swedish: passive with -s, reflexive verbs, subordinate clause word order, som clauses and comparison.
B2CEFR B2 in Swedish: what you can do
What a B2 (upper-intermediate) learner can do in Swedish: particle verbs, passive varieties, the supine, sentence adverbs, register and news.
C1CEFR C1 in Swedish: what you can do
What a C1 (advanced) learner can do in Swedish: idioms, register shifts, regional dialects, subtle nuance and academic writing, plus TISUS.
C2CEFR C2 in Swedish: what you can do
What a C2 (near-native) learner can do in Swedish: wordplay, literary language, Finland Swedish, dialect comprehension and the SAOL.
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