Questions & Answers about Vi ska resa imorgon.
Why do we use ska in this sentence?
Ska is a helper verb used to talk about the future, especially when you have an intention or a plan. It translates well to "are going to" or "will". So Vi ska resa means "We are going to travel".
English says "going to travel". Why is there no att (to) before resa?
In Swedish, ska is always followed directly by the bare dictionary form of a verb, without using att. Think of it like the English word "will"—you say "we will travel", not "we will to travel".
Can I put imorgon at the beginning of the sentence?
Yes! You can say Imorgon ska vi resa. But remember the golden rule of Swedish word order: the verb is almost always in the second position. If you start with Imorgon, the verb ska must come right after it, so the subject vi gets pushed to the third spot.
Is it spelled imorgon as one word or i morgon as two words?
You will see it written both ways in Swedish, and both are completely correct. Writing it as one word (imorgon) is very common in everyday language, but i morgon is equally fine.