Questions & Answers about Han är inne på lagret, och vi vill också gå in.
Why does this sentence use both inne and in?
This perfectly shows the difference between location and destination, which is the core of this lesson! We use the positional adverb inne (inside) because he is currently resting in that location (Han är inne). We use the directional adverb in (in/into) because we are moving toward that destination (gå in).
Why do we say på lagret instead of i lagret if he is inside a building?
In Swedish, workplaces, public institutions, and departments usually take the preposition på. Even though a warehouse is a physical enclosed space, it is thought of as a workplace or function here, making på lagret the standard choice.
Could I put också at the very end of the sentence instead?
Yes, you can say och vi vill gå in också. However, placing också right after the first verb (vill) follows the standard word order for adverbs in a main clause, which sounds very natural and is good to practice.
Why isn't there an att (to) before gå, since the translation is 'want to go'?