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or
morgens
Evening - 
am
Abend 
or
abends
Afternoon - 
am
Nachmittag 
or
nachmittags
Night - 
in der
Nacht 
or
nachts
For example, "We bowl twice a week." is "Wir kegeln zweimal in der Woche."

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Often Adverbs
always - 
immer
most of the time - 
meistens
often - 
oft
sometimes - 
manchmal
seldom - 
selten
never - 
nie
only - 
nur
To apply these words, put them in the sentence, 
after the verb and subject, but before the 
sport/activity
. You can also use 'nur' to say things like, "Sie spielt nur manchmal Tennis." Note that if 
this is translated word-for-word, it becomes, "She plays only sometimes tennis.", not "She only 
sometimes plays tennis." or "She only plays tennis sometimes." That's just the way German is.
Time-Related Words
Time - 
die Zeit
Free time - 
die Freizeit
To say you have time, ignore the 'die'. To say when, insert other phrases you have learned this lesson. 
For example, "Ich habe am Samstagabend Zeit." Note that the word order is the same as that of 
birthdays. You can use Freizeit in the same way.
*Note that while "die Zeit" means "the time", the phrase "Hast du die Zeit?" ("Do you have the time?") is not used to 
inquire about what time it is. You can, however, use the phrase to inquire as to whether or not someone has time to do 
something.

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What's On the Test
To go straight to the lesson test, go 
here
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The test will have four parts to it: Grammar (79 points), Translating (95 points), Reading 
Comprehension (20 points), Vocabulary (20 points), and Previous Topics (10 points) in that order. The 
Grammar section will test your ability to know the verbs from this lesson and it's various visions, to 
know articles - the genders of them and the correct usage of them, and correct word order.
The Translating section is worth the most points, and it too has three sections. You must know the 
translations for sentences and phrases going from English to German, and be able to take a German 
dialogue and translate it back into English. Also you must know the translation from Numbers to 
German.
The third section, Reading Comprehension, is Comprehension Questions you must know how to read 
the conversion and after reading you will be asked question on the previous conversion.
The fourth section is a vocabulary section. You get 20 English words on the left and 20 German words 
on the right, and be asked to match them. To study for that, check out the 401 flashcards related to this 
lesson at 
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