GUIDED PATH · PHASE 5
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TRACK 2 · 2-8
Vocabulary 3: Schedule & Routine
Learn routine/time words needed for に with time, past tense, invitations, and frequency.
- Basic Track 2 particles.
The next grammar describes when actions happen and how often. Useful schedule vocabulary makes those patterns practical.
1. Build a schedule vocabulary
Anchor each item to a routine.
Natural: every day
Structure: every day
Routine frequency.
Natural: every week
Structure: every week
Weekly cadence.
Natural: morning
Structure: morning
Daypart.
Natural: daytime / noon
Structure: noon
Daypart.
Natural: night
Structure: night
Daypart.
Natural: yesterday
Structure: yesterday
Past reference.
Natural: today
Structure: today
Current reference.
Natural: tomorrow
Structure: tomorrow
Future reference.
Natural: meeting
Structure: meeting
Schedule noun.
Natural: deadline
Structure: deadline
Project noun.
2. Put words on a timeline
Schedule vocabulary becomes easier when anchored visually.
3. Build a fictional week
Write five recurring and five one-time activities using nouns/time words for now. Leave room to add particles/verbs next.
INTERACTIVE WORKSHEET
3. Build a fictional week
Create a weekly schedule with Japanese time vocabulary and 10 activity labels.
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3. Build a fictional week
Create a weekly schedule with Japanese time vocabulary and 10 activity labels.
4. Keep schedule terms retrievable
These words are small but high-frequency.
Japanese Adaptive Recall
Why here: Relative-time and routine words recur constantly.
How to use it for this lesson: Target only words that interfere with sentence production.
Review schedule vocabulary →Mastery checkpoint
Answer from memory. Treat every miss as a debugging signal: inspect the explanation, repair the rule, and retry.
