# German/Level I/Freizeit/Problems

Introduction - Lesson 1 - Lesson 2 - Lesson 3
Problems - Answers - Test - Test Answers

## Sports and Activities

Name all of the sports in German included in the lesson that are not the same as in English.
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## Spielen, Machen, and Other Verbs

Translate these phrases and sentences from German into English.
* Spielt er?
* Wir machen.
* Sie spielen Fußball.
* Wir spielen Football, und er spielt auch.
* Spielt ihr Tennis?
* Sie spielt kein Volleyball.
* Spielst du
* Sie spielt
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### Other Verbs and Their Conjugations

Provide all of the possible pronoun subjects for the verb given. For example, if the verb is sind, the answers are wir, sie (pl) and Sie. Note: This assignment works well as a quiz.
Example:
1. sehen
The possible pronoun subjects for sehen are:
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### Two More Verb Forms

Translate the following sentences into German.
* We're playing baseball, and they're watching TV.
* Do you guys play soccer?
* What are you doing?
* Helena doesn't play tennis, and Markus doesn't play volleyball.
* I don't play football or soccer.
* Thomas and Hans are playing basketball.
* We're bowling, but he's watching movies.
* Bruno's doing homework and playing football.
* Christine doesn't do homework, but she plays volleyball.
* We're playing chess.
Extra Credit: Remember "Wie geht's?" from last lesson? It's really a contraction of "Wie geht es?". Since this means "How's it going?", write out the conjugations of the regular (Best Ten Ten) verb for "to go".
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## Expressing likes and dislikes

Fill in the blanks in these conversations.
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## Numbers

Write in words (and say out loud) these numbers.
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## Time
### Exact form

Write how you would say the following numerical times in German.
* 6:08 p.m.
* 10:26 a.m.
* 4:59 p.m.
* 1:32 a.m.
* 9:44 p.m.
* 12:09 a.m.
* 5:12 p.m.
* 8:47 a.m.
* 11:52 p.m.
* 7:30 a.m.
Fill in the blanks in this short conversation:
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### Before/After the Hour

Write how you would say these times using before/after the hour.
* 6:45
* 4:34
* 8:56
* 1:06
* 3:15
* 12:52
* 10:10
* 9:24
* 2:42
* 8:30
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### Saying When You Do Something

Fill in the blanks in this conversation.
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## Other Time
### Times of Day

Write the German translations for these English phrases.
* this morning
* tomorrow night
* the day before yesterday
* last evening
* tomorrow
* this afternoon
* yesterday
* the day before tomorrow
* yesterday afternoon
* tomorrow morning
* the night before yesterday
* tomorrow evening
* this evening
* the afternoon after tomorrow
* tomorrow afternoon
* today
* yesterday morning
* the day after tomorrow
* last night
* tonight
* the day before the day before yesterday
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### Days and Months

Write the German translations for the following English words/phrases.
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### Dates

Write out how you would say these dates in German.
* July 4
* August 27
* January 1
* May 16
* December 25
* February 29
* September 11
* October 31
* March 12
* November 7
* April 5
* June 10
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#### Birthdays

Fill in the blanks in these conversations.
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### Seasons

Name the season the following dates are in.
Example. Der zwölfte Dezember ist im Herbst.
* Der zwanzigste Juli ist im _________.
* Der achte März ist im _________.
* Der vierzehnte Januar ist im _________.
* Der zweite Oktober ist im _________.
* Der sechsundzwanzigste August ist im _________.
* Der elfte September ist im _________.
* Der neunundzwanzigste Februar ist im _________.
* Der fünfte Mai ist im _________.
* Der siebzehnte November ist im _________.
* Der dreißigste April ist im _________.
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### Periods of Time

Translate the following phrases and sentences into English.
* von Acht Uhr bis Neun Uhr vierzig
* von Freitag bis Sonntag
* Ich spiele von Siebzehn Uhr bis Neunzehn Uhr am Dienstag Baseball.
* Sie spielen von halb Zwölf bis Vierzehn Uhr Volleyball.
* Spielst du am Samstag von Viertel nach Zehn bis Viertel vor Zwölf?
* Wir machen von Zweiundzwanzig Uhr heute bis Ein Uhr dreißig morgen Hausaufgaben.
* von Mittag am Mittwoch bis Mitternacht am Freitag
* von dritten Mai bis vierundzwanzigsten Juni
* Ihr spielt nicht am Donnerstag und Freitag von Fünfzehn Uhr bis Siebzehn Uhr.
* Spielen Sie am Dienstag von Zwanzig Uhr bis Einundzwanzig Uhr dreißig Fußball?
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### How often?
#### A Number of Times

Match the following English phrases with their German translations below.
English Phrases:
* __ four times a month
* __ once a year
* __ twice a morning
* __ six times a week
* __ once per weekend
* __ five times a day
* __ twice a night
* __ forty-five times in a year
* __ three times a weekend
* __ twice a month
* __ once a week
* __ twelve times a day
* __ five times a night
* __ four times a morning
* __ once a day
German Phrases:
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#### Often Adverbs

Translate the following sentences into German.
* I always play soccer in fall.
* They sometimes read on Friday.
* We never watch TV.
* You guys often swim, but you only (still plural) do homework sometimes.
* We play tennis often, and we always play baseball.
* He never plays sports.
* I don't only play volleyball. Sometimes in winter, I play basketball.
* Do you play football most of the time?
* How often does she write?
* I only play soccer in the spring, not in the fall.
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### Time-Related Words

Translate these phrases into German and complete the sentences to say when you have (free) time. Use standard time-telling on the odds and before/after times on the evens, when applicable.
Example. Time, Only on Monday and Wednesday from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m.
Answer: Ich habe nur am Montag und Mittwoch von Dreizehn Uhr bis Siebzehn Uhr Zeit.
* Free time, On the weekend, but not on Saturday from 2:30 p.m. to 5 p.m.
* Time, in the morning from 9:00 to 10:30 a.m.
* Time, Sometimes on the weekend
* Free time, at 10:30 on Saturday
* Time, on the 26th of April at 4:20 p.m.
* Free time, Friday afternoon.
* Free time, on Sunday, from 5:45 till midnight.
* Time, from 10:15 a.m. till 3:40 p.m.
* Free time, on Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday
* Time, Never
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