Unit 8 1 What do you do on Sunday? Can-do Can-do1 You can tell what you do for a day. Can-do2 You can tell what you do for a week. 2 Model Dialogue Sato ： Arifu-san, what time do you get up? Arifu ： I get up at 5:30. Sato ： What time do you take breakfast? Arifu ： About 6:30. Sato ： What time do you go to university? Arifu ： About 10 o'clock. Sato-san, what time do you go to university? Sato ： About 9:30. Arifu ： Where do you take lunch? Sato ： I take it at the students' dining hall. Sato Arifu ：： Sato ： What do you do on Sunday? In the morning, I do the cleaning, and then the laundry. I sometimes go to karaoke with my friends. Is that so? Sounds fun. Vocabulary おきます起きますおちゃお茶かぞくしますすしとりにくとり肉バドミントンパンピンポンマックスみます見ますレポートのみます飲みますおんがく音楽がくしょく学食ときどきしゅくだいたべます食べますそうじひるごはん昼ご飯あさごはん朝ご飯にく肉にほんりょうり日本料理ばんごはん晩ご飯べんきょう勉強まいあさともだち友だち to place, to put on tea a family to do sushi; vinegared rice with (raw) fish chicken (meat) badminton bread ping-pong, table tennis a person's name to see, to look, to view a paper to drink, to have, to take music a student's dining hall sometimes, from time to time homework, an assignment to eat, to have, to take cleaning lunch breakfast meat Japanese food (a) supper, (a) dinner study every morning a friend Grammar １．N を V ます。 ‘を o’represents that the preceding noun ‘N’ is the direct object of the verb. Example おんがくき音楽を聞きます。(I listen to music.) 2. (place)で V ます。 The particle ‘で de’marks the location where an action is performed. Example がくせいしょくどうひるはんた学生食堂で昼ご飯を食べます。 (I have lunch at the students’ dining hall.) 3. (person)と V ます。 (person)といっしょに V ます。 The particle ‘と to’indicates the preceding person is someone with whom the subject does something together. 4.なんようび（What day of the week?）月曜日げつようび Monday 火曜日かようび Tuesday 水曜日すいようび Wednesday 木曜日もくようび Thursday 金曜日きんようび Friday 土曜日どようび Saturday 日曜日にちようび Sunday 5．N に V ます。 Words and phrases like dates and hours with the particle に specify when actions take place. N should be dates and days, and hours, etc. Example どようびい土曜日にスーパーへ行きます。 (I go to the supermarket on Saturday.) なに 6．何もＶません Nanimo with negative expression makes a complete negative statement. This combination can be used not only in the future/present tense but also in the past tense. にちようびなに Example A) 日曜日、何をしましたか。 (What did you do on Sunday?) B) 何もしませんでした。 (I didn’t do anything.) なに ☆どこへもいきません The verb ikimasu should change to its negative form when it follows dokoemo. Example どようびい A) 土曜日、どこへ行きましたか。(Where did you go on Saturday?) B) どこへも行きませんでした。 (I did not go anywhere.) い