We will answer the questions using the grammar points from Chapter 12. Feel free to go beyond the grammar in Chapter 12 and incorporate all that you have learned from this textbook.

This question is asking us what the temperature will be tomorrow. Using ～でしょう, we will say that it will be hot and sunny.

明日の天気は暑くて、晴れているでしょう。
（明日の天気はあつくて、はれているでしょう。）

We will answer the questions using the grammar points from Chapter 12. Feel free to go beyond the grammar in Chapter 12 and incorporate all that you have learned from this textbook.

This question is asking us what the temperature is now. Using the short form of ～でしょう, we will say that we think it probably is around twenty-five degrees.

今、気温は二十五度ぐらいだろうと思います。
（今、気おんは二十五どぐらいだろうと思います。）

We will answer the questions using the grammar points from Chapter 12. Feel free to go beyond the grammar in Chapter 12 and incorporate all that you have learned from this textbook.

This question is asking us what we currently have an interest in. Using ～に興味がある（～にきょうみがある）, we will say that we currently have an interest in politics.

今、政治に興味があります。
（今、せいじにきょうみがあります。）

We will answer the questions using the grammar points from Chapter 12. Feel free to go beyond the grammar in Chapter 12 and incorporate all that you have learned from this textbook.

This question is asking us if we think that we have a lot of Japanese homework. Using ～なければいけません and ～ので, we will say that because we have to study three hours every day, we do think that we have too much homework.

毎日三時間勉強しなければいけないので、はい、日本語の宿題が多すぎると思います。
（毎日三時間勉強しなければいけないので、はい、日本語のしゅくだいが多すぎると思います。）

We will answer the questions using the grammar points from Chapter 12. Feel free to go beyond the grammar in Chapter 12 and incorporate all that you have learned from this textbook.

This question is asking us if we have ever gotten a bad grade. We will say that yes, we have. Remember that you can respond to this kind of question simply with just the verb.

はい、あります。

We will answer the questions using the grammar points from Chapter 12. Feel free to go beyond the grammar in Chapter 12 and incorporate all that you have learned from this textbook.

This question is asking us what is good to do when you have a cold. We will say that when you have a cold, we think it is good to drink a lot of water. Here we are using たくさん as a noun (‘a lot of’), so we need to combine it with 水 with the particle の.

風邪の時、たくさんの水を飲んだほうがいいと思います。
（かぜの時、たくさんの水を飲んだほうがいいと思います。）

We will answer the questions using the grammar points from Chapter 12. Feel free to go beyond the grammar in Chapter 12 and incorporate all that you have learned from this textbook.

This question is asking us what we have to do this weekend. Using ～ので and ～なければいけません, we will say that because we have a test on Monday, we need to practice kanji this weekend.

月曜日に試験があるので、今週の週末、漢字を練習しなければいけません。
（月曜日にしけんがあるので、今しゅうのしゅうまつ、漢字をれんしゅうしなければいけません。）

We will answer the questions using the grammar points from Chapter 12. Feel free to go beyond the grammar in Chapter 12 and incorporate all that you have learned from this textbook.

This question is asking us why we study Japanese. Using ～んです, we will say it is because we have an interest in Japanese food. We can either use ‘日本の料理（日本のりょうり）’ or ‘和食（わしょく）,’ which more directly translates as ‘Japanese cuisine.’

日本の料理に興味があるんです。
（日本のりょうりにきょうみがあるんです。）