Analyzing Norwegian-English grammar differences.
There, uh... aren't any.
OK. There are some cosmetic differences, and the Norwegian is a bit more elegant in some contexts...
But, if not for the differences in phonology and vocabulary, they'd be dialects of a common tongue.
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My favourite thing about the Norwegian normative language authority is how terrified they are of influence from English, and speakers adopting English words.
Many words there entered English (or well, proto-English regional languages) a thousand years ago... from Scandinavia.
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"Oh no, they're giving our words back! We only just managed to get rid of them!"
