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Beginner Spanish Review Lesson 23 Days, months, adverbs of frequency, and leisure activities in Spanish Posted by on Apr 22, 2013 in Learning, Spanish Culture, Spanish Grammar, Spanish Vocabulary, Videos

¡Hola! ¿Qué tal?

Today we are going to practice some useful verbs related to leisure activities in Spanish, the days of the week in Spanish, the months of the year in Spanish and Spanish adverbs of frequency.

Answers to all tasks involved in this lesson will be given at the end of the post and you can also follow a link with this post to watch the original theory video lesson on the same topic.

To go back and watch the original video lesson please follow this link:

Days, months, adverbs of frequency, and leisure activities in Spanish

1. First let’s see if you know these leisure activities in Spanish:

Cocinar
Viajar
Ir de compras
Ver la televisión
Leer el periódico
Ir al monte
Ir de excursión
Ir a la playa
Leer un libro
Ir al cine

2. Now translate these leisure activities verbs from English to Spanish:

To go to a concert
To listen to music
To go out with friends
To play football
To read the newspaper
To travel
To go on an excursion
To go to the beach
To watch TV
To read a book

3. Let´s practice now how often we do certain leisure activities using Spanish adverbs of frequency. What do the following sentences mean?:

En mi casa yo siempre cocino.
Vemos la televisión todos los días.
¿Vas al cine a menudo?
Ana y David van de compras dos veces al mes.
Escucho música todos los días.

4. Next, let´s see if you know the days of the week in Spanish. I will say them in a random order and I would like you to say them in English:

Miércoles
Sábado
Martes
Lunes
Viernes
Domingo
Jueves

5. Now say all the days of the week in order in Spanish:

6. Next, translate the following sentences from English to Spanish:

On Tuesdays Ana reads the newspaper.
On Fridays we go out with friends.
On Monday I am going to the cinema.
On Thursdays Pedro and Miguel play football.
On Saturday we are going to a concert.

7. Finally, let´s practice the months of the year in Spanish. First try to recognize these months in Spanish:

Abril
Septiembre
Agosto
Enero
Marzo
Diciembre

8. Now, translate the following months of the year from English to Spanish:

May
February
July
November
June
October

This is all the Spanish practice for today.

There are quite a lot of words to remember in this lesson. I recommend you watch the original theory video lesson various times in order to memorise them well. Then you can try to write how often you do various leisure activities, on which days of the week, and how often other people you know do them.

See you next time with more Spanish practice.

¡Adiós!

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Answers:

1.
To cook
To travel
To go shopping
To watch TV
To read the newspaper
To go to the countryside
To go on an excursion
To go to the beach
To read a book
To go to the cinema

2.
Ir a un concierto
Escuchar música
Salir con los amigos
Jugar al fútbol
Leer el periódico
Viajar
Ir de excursión
Ir a la playa
Ver la televisión
Leer un libro

3.
In my house I always cook.
We watch TV every day.
Do you go often to the cinema?
Ana and David go shopping twice a month.
I listen to music every day.

4.
Wednesday
Saturday
Tuesday
Monday
Friday
Sunday
Thursday

5.
Lunes
Martes
Miércoles
Jueves
Viernes
Sábado
Domingo

6.
Los martes Ana lee el periódico.
Los viernes salimos con los amigos.
El lunes voy al cine.
Los jueves Pedro y Miguel juegan al fútbol.
El sábado vamos a un concierto.

7.
April
September
August
January
March
December

8.
Mayo
Febrero
Julio
Noviembre
Junio
Octubre

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Laura & Adam have been blogging and creating online Spanish courses for Transparent Language since 2010. Laura is from Bilbao in northern Spain and Adam is from Devon in the south of England. They lived together in Spain for over 10 years, where their 2 daughters were born, and now they live in Scotland. Both Laura & Adam qualified as foreign language teachers in 2004 and since have been teaching Spanish in Spain, the UK, and online.