Perguntas sobre exemplo de orações com, e a definição e o uso de "Sweden"

A: It's the name of a country.

A: "This country is Sweden."
"Sweden is where the band ABBA is from."
"I want to visit Sweden."

A: Sweden is a country in Northern Europe.

Swiss means of or from Switzerland, a country next to Germany, Italy, and France.

Swedish is of or from Sweden.

You can call a person from Sweden either Swedish (adjective) or a Swede (noun).

A: do emphasis the meaning as in i love u and i do love u. second one is more powerful. Doは強調するため使ってます

A: Oh duh! Chickens is much more obvious lol.

“Sweden focuses on safer farming of chickens by eliminating salmonella from their farms at an early stage”

A: It’s very cold in Sweden.

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A: I don’t see any mistakes

A: × Sweden is a country where all good-looking men and women seem to be gathered all around the world.
✓ Sweden is a country where all good-looking men and women seem to be gathered from around the world.

A: In this case “approach” is a noun not a verb. If it is a verb you would say “Sweden approaches it” or “Sweden approached it” or “Sweden approached it well”. As a noun, you would say “Sweden has a good approach.” To further describe what approach is being discussed you have added “to it”. Other examples this verb vs noun usage:
Verb: “She analyzed the report well.”
Noun: “Her analysis of the report was good.”
Verb: “He sang the song loudly.”
Noun: “His singing of the song was loud.”

A: try this, I'm going to Sweden next week on a business trip. I am looking forward to it because it's my first time visiting.

A: What do Sweden and Japan have in common?