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# Kapitel 1, Thema 4

### Exercise 1: Vocabulary Matching

Read the German words and translate each to English aloud.

| German Word                       | English Word |
| --------------------------------- | ------------ |
| der Abend \[die Abende]           | the evening  |
| (der) Dienstag                    | Tuesday      |
| genug                             | enough       |
| heute                             | today        |
| die Minute \[die Minuten]         | the minute   |
| (der) Mittwoch                    | Wednesday    |
| (der) Montag                      | Monday       |
| morgen                            | tomorrow     |
| (der) Sonntag                     | Sunday       |
| spät später                       | late / later |
| die Stunde \[die Stunden]         | the hour     |
| der Tag \[die Tage]               | the day      |
| die Uhr \[die Uhren]              | the clock    |
| die Woche \[die Wochen]           | the week     |
| das Wochenende \[die Wochenenden] | the weekend  |
| die Zeit \[die Zeiten]            | the time     |

### Exercise 2: Fill in the Blanks

Fill in the blanks with the appropriate German word from the list.

1. Heute ist \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_, morgen ist Donnerstag.
2. Die \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ ist fast vorbei, es ist fast Mitternacht.
3. Ich werde das Buch \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ Abend lesen.
4. Die \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ vergeht so schnell, wenn man Spaß hat.
5. Das Meeting dauerte zwei \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_.
6. Ich werde dich \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ um 10 Uhr treffen.
7. Nächste \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ fahren wir in den Urlaub.
8. Am \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ gehen wir immer in den Park.
9. Es ist \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_, wir sollten ins Bett gehen.
10. Die \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ ist ein wertvolles Gut.

### Exercise 3: Sentence Translation

Translate the following English sentences into German using the vocabulary provided.

1. Today is Wednesday, tomorrow is Thursday.
2. The day is almost over, it's almost midnight.
3. I will read the book this evening.
4. Time flies when you're having fun.
5. The meeting lasted two hours.

### Exercise 4: Questions and Answers

Formulate questions in German using the vocabulary provided, and then answer them.

Q: Welcher Tag ist heute? A: Heute ist Mittwoch.

Q: Wann wirst du das Buch lesen? A: Ich werde das Buch heute Abend lesen.

Q: Wie lange hat das Meeting gedauert? A: Das Meeting dauerte zwei Stunden.

Q: Wann wirst du mich treffen? A: Ich werde dich morgen um 10 Uhr treffen.

Q: Wann fahren wir in den Urlaub? A: Nächste Woche fahren wir in den Urlaub.


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