Simple Sentence Structure: Zeit vor Ort

Remember: the main rule for a good sounding sentence in German is time before place. That sounds easier than it is as in EN you often have the opposite order. This preaching will help you to overwrite your programming. Let's use nouns related to those from this lesson. Make sure to memorize their genders before you start preaching. The subject if not mentioned explicitly below is always "ich":

1. gehen - am Samstag - in ein Restaurant
   
2. fahren - nächste Woche - in die Berge (pl)
   
3. fliegen - übermorgen - in die USA (pl)
   
4. arbeiten - am Abend - von zu Hause aus
   
5. schlafen - morgen - bei meinem Freund
   
6. kaufen - übermorgen - Fleisch - beim Metzger
   
7. verkaufen - nächstes Wochenende - Kram - auf dem Flohmarkt
   
8. abholen - meine Kinder (pl) - heute Nachmittag - vom Kindergarten
   
9. warten - nachher - am Ausgang Hasenheide* - auf dich
   
10. hängen - vorher - meine Klamotten (pl) - in den Schrank

*Hasenheide is a street name in Berlin

It might seem simple as I've provided you with all the case endings but it'll be difficult enough for now. Make sure to always think consciously of the order TIME before PLACE when preaching. E.g. when you say: Ich gehe am Samstag (think: TIME) in ein Restaurant (think: PLACE).

If you want to make this exercise more challenging you could add a fitting adjective wherever it makes sense. E.g. for the first trigger that could be:

gehen - am - nächsten - Samstag - in ein nettes Restaurant
= Ich gehe am nächsten Samstag in ein nettes Restaurant.