Questions & Answers about Kan jag boka frisören imorgon?
The lesson is about using present tense for the future. How does that work here?
In Swedish, you can talk about the future by combining a present tense verb (like the modal verb kan) with a future time word (like imorgon). You do not always need a specific future word like ska or kommer att when the time word makes the future context clear.
Why is boka in its infinitive form rather than the present tense?
Because it comes directly after kan (can). Kan is a modal verb, and it always forces the second verb in the sentence to be in its infinitive or dictionary form. This works exactly the same way as it does in English.
Why does the sentence start with kan instead of the subject jag?
Because this is a yes/no question. Just like in English, you swap the subject (jag) and the first verb (kan) to ask a question, which puts the verb in the very first position.
How do we know frisören means 'the hairdresser' and not just 'a hairdresser'?
The suffix -en added to the end of the word makes it a definite noun. The base word is en frisör (a hairdresser), and adding -en turns it into frisören (the hairdresser).
Is it written as one word () or two words ()?