this class split up into multiple patterns all verbs have an ‘ö’ (øː) in the past tense: 2a With 'y' in the present tense and 'u' in the supine (yː-øː-ʉː): , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , With 'y' in the present tense and a shortend 'y' in the supine (yː-øː-ʏ): , , , , , , , , , With 'ju' in the present tense and 'ju' in the supine (ʉː-øː-ʉː): , , , , , , , , 2b Class 2b looks similar to the 2a verbs with ‘ju’ (ʉː-øː-ʉː): , , , , , (former preterite-presens) Other A new pattern that is associated with the class 2 inflections emerged in the modern language with short vowel instead of the normal long ones (ɵ-œ-ɵ). It contains , (both former class 3a verbs), and by analogy (former class 7b) which adopted this pattern as well. Class 3 Class 3a is well preserved and has a predictable pattern, with 'a' in the past tense and 'u'(ɵ) in the supine. Class 3b on the other hand has shrunk in the modern language to only a few members, most of the remaining verbs now often appear with weak forms as well, making this subclass fairly unstable. Regular class 3a verbs (ɪ-a-ɵ): , , , , , , (originally class 4), (Danish loan word), , , , , (also weak), (originally class 5), , , , , (also weak), , , , , , , , (), , Regular class 3b verbs (ɛ-a-ɵ:): , , , , Anomalous: The verb , is declined vart-vorten. But it is now only used in the past tense (as an alternative for the past tense of bliva) Class 4 This class has become small, only three regular verbs remain, they have a long ‘a’ (ɑː) in the past tense and a long ‘u’ (ʉː) in the supine. Regular class 4 verbs (ɛː-ɑː-ʉː): , , The following verbs are influenced by a preceding ‘w’ which was lost: – kom – kommit – sov – sovit Class 5 With å (oː) past: , , With a (ɑː) past: / , (strong forms are poetic), , / , Anomalous: used to belong to this class as well but has irregular present tense in 'är'. Class 6 With 'a' in present tense and supine (ɑː-u:-ɑː): , / , , , / With