Adverbs

never	aldrig	possibly	möjligen
always	alltid	often	ofta
probably	antagligen	already	redan
at least	åtminstone	surely	säkert
only, merely	bara	seldom	sällan
gladly, willingly	gärna	soon	snart
not	inte	probably	troligtvis
maybe, perhaps	kanska	usually	vanligtvis
hardly	knappast	really, indeed	verkligen

Adverbs are generally placed after the first verb in independent clauses with straight word order.

David röker ofta pipa. David often smokes a pipe.
Stockholm ligger inte i Amerika. Stockholm is not in a America.
Talar Bo alltid långsamt? Does Bo always speak slowly?

In subordinate clauses, the adverb is placed before the conjugated verb.

Hon tror, att hon alltid har rätt. She thinks that she is always right.
Lars sade, att han inte tycker om att köra bil. Lars said that he doesn't like to drive.

Many adverbs in Swedish have two distinct forms: one to denote location and one to denote movement to or from a place. Location adverbs answer the question var? where? while movement adverbs answer the question vart? where to?

	Location	Movement
in	inne	in
out	ute	ut
there	framme	fram
up	uppe	upp
down	nere	ner
here	här	hit
there	där	dit
away	borta	bort
(at) home	hemma	hem

Location adverbs are used with verbs of rest (vara, stå, ligga, sitta, stanna, finnas, bo, trivas) and movement adverbs are used with verbs of motion (gå, komma, fara, resa, åka, flytta, spring, köra, flyga).

Malin är här. Malin is here.
Malin kommer hit. Malin is coming here.

Mamma stannar hemma. Mother is staying home.
Mamma går hem. Mother is going home.