keyconcept げつようびに なにを しますか。Listen. What Do You Do on Monday?

When you want to say that “On Monday…,” you have to use a little word, called a particle, after the day of the week in Japanese. That little word is “.” See if you can accurately say the following. Click each link to see if you are correct.

On Tuesday
On Wednesday
On Thursday
On Friday
On Saturday
On Sunday

Writing Practice


Let's see if you can answer these questions, responding to whether or not you do certain activities on certain days of the week.

Answer the questions in written form and then click each link to see if you are correct.

1. げつようびに てにすを しますか。
2. どようびに はしりますか。
3. にちようびに べんきょうしますか。
4. かようびに てれびを みますか。

If you are not completely certain about the constructions, simply pay close attention to how the items have been written.

Making a sentence negative is very easy: ます becomes ません. Practice saying each of the above answers that you gave in negative just for fun.

  • します  しません
  • はしります  はしりません
  • べんきょうします  べんきょうしません
  • みます > みません

Vocabulary Practice


Take a few minutes to practice the vocabulary you have learned so far in this activity. Click Begin below.

You may download a print version of this activity.

 

Let's Get Moving TPR Presentation

View the presentation and then you need to do the activities that you are asked to do physically. You may remember that as a small child, you learned actions when you learned the words to many songs. Perhaps you never realized the importance of that activity.

When you learn actions as you learn vocabulary, you tend to remember the vocabulary much better than if you simply learn the words. So, come on…. View, and then do. This will be an excellent place to return to warm-up for future times.

Please pay special attention to this presentation as you will have an assignment inn this section that covers this material.

You may download a print version of this activity. You will still need to use the online version to hear the words.

Graded Assignment Graded Assignments

Please return to the Section 1 classroom folder to complete the graded assignments for Section 1, Part F.

Now go to Section 2, Part A