There are many different correct answers to these questions, so do not feel obligated to answer them on your own in the same way. The question is asking us if we often plays sports. Since we’re being asked a direct question, we begin by responding yes or no. We don’t need to include a subject, as it is clear in the conversation that it is a question for us, but it would not be grammatically incorrect to do so. To qualify our answer, we then use a frequency word, in this case ‘あまり.’ Don’t forget to mark the object (‘スポーツ’) with the particle ‘を.’ Because we’re using ‘あまり,’ we need to remember to conjugate the verb in the negative. We arrive at this answer:
いいえ、あまりスポーツをしません。

There are many different correct answers to these questions, so do not feel obligated to answer them on your own in the same way. The question is asking us if we often plays sports. Since we’re being asked a direct question, we begin by responding yes or no. We don’t need to include a subject, as it is clear in the conversation that it is a question for us, but it would not be grammatically incorrect to do so. To qualify our answer, we then use a frequency word, in this case ‘あまり.’ Don’t forget to mark the object ( ‘スポーツ’) with the particle ‘を.’ Because we’re using ‘あまり,’ we need to remember to conjugate the verb in the negative. We arrive at this answer:
いいえ、あまりスポーツをしません。

There are many different correct answers to these questions, so do not feel obligated to answer them in the same way on your own. The question is asking us if we often watch movies. Since we’re being asked a direct question, we begin by responding yes or no. We don’t need to include a subject, as it is clear in the conversation that it is a question for us, but it would not be grammatically incorrect to do so. To qualify our answer, we then use a frequency word, in this case ‘ぜんぜん.’ Don’t forget to mark the object (‘えいが’) with the particle ‘を.’ Because we’re using ‘ぜんぜん,’ we need to remember to conjugate the verb in the negative. We arrive at this answer:
いいえ、全然映画を見ません。
いいえ、ぜんぜんえいがをみません。

There are many different correct answers to these questions, so do not feel obligated to answer them in the same way on your own. The question is asking us if we often watch movies. Since we’re being asked a direct question, we begin by responding yes or no. We don’t need to include a subject, as it is clear in the conversation that it is a question for us, but it would not be grammatically incorrect to do so. To qualify our answer, we then use a frequency word, in this case ‘ぜんぜん.’ Don’t forget to mark the object (‘えいが’) with the particle ‘を.’ Because we’re using ‘ぜんぜん,’ we need to remember to conjugate the verb in the negative. We arrive at this answer:
いいえ、全然映画を見ません。
いいえ、ぜんぜんえいがをみません。

There are many different correct answers to these questions, so do not feel obligated to answer them in the same way on your own. The question is asking us what we often drink. We don’t need to include a subject, as it is clear in the conversation that it is a question for us, but it would not be grammatically incorrect to do so. To qualify our answer, we use a frequency word, in this case ‘よく.’ Don’t forget to mark the object (‘コーヒー’) with the particle ‘を.’ We arrive at this answer:
よくコーヒーを飲みます。
よくコーヒーをのみます。

There are many different correct answers to these questions, so do not feel obligated to answer them in the same way on your own. The question is asking us what we often drink. We don’t need to include a subject, as it is clear in the conversation that it is a question for us, but it would not be grammatically incorrect to do so. To qualify our answer, we use a frequency word, in this case ‘よく.’ Don’t forget to mark the object (‘コーヒー’) with the particle ‘を.’ We arrive at this answer:
よくコーヒーを飲みます。
よくコーヒーをのみます。

There are many different correct answers to these questions, so do not feel obligated to answer them in the same way on your own. The question is asking us what music we often listen to. We don’t need to include a subject, as it is clear in the conversation that it is a question for us, but it would not be grammatically incorrect to do so. To qualify our answer, we use a frequency word, in this case ‘よく.’ Here we use the katakana word ‘クラシック,’ derived from the English word ‘classical,’ to say that we often listen to classical music (marked with the particle ‘を’). We arrive at this answer:
よくクラシックを聞きます。
よくクラシックをききます。

There are many different correct answers to these questions, so do not feel obligated to answer them in the same way on your own. The question is asking us what music we often listen to. We don’t need to include a subject, as it is clear in the conversation that it is a question for us, but it would not be grammatically incorrect to do so. To qualify our answer, we use a frequency word, in this case ‘よく.’ Here we use the katakana word ‘クラシック,’ derived from the English word ‘classical,’ to say that we often listen to classical music (marked with the particle ‘を’). We arrive at this answer:
よくクラシックを聞きます。
よくクラシックをききます。

As you are beginning to learn kanji, you will no doubt notice that individual kanji can often be read in different ways. For example, the kanji ‘時’ can be read as ‘とき’ or as ‘じ’ depending on the situation. In the example below, it is even read as ‘どき.’ Your professor has probably talked to you about why this is, and as you continue your study of Japanese, you will learn how to predict what reading to use and when. For now, however, it is probably the best use of your time to simply memorize each reading of each kanji that you learn and figure out through practice when to use each one. Even native Japanese speakers get the reading wrong from time to time, so it is important to remember that predicting the correct reading is more of an art than a science.
There are many different correct answers to these questions, so do not feel obligated to answer them in the same way on your own. The question is asking us where we study. We don’t need to include a subject, as it is clear in the conversation that it is a question for us, but it would not be grammatically incorrect to do so. To qualify our answer, we use a frequency word, in this case ‘時々.’ Don’t forget to mark the location (‘としょかん’) with the particle ‘で.’ We arrive at this answer:
時々図書館で勉強します。
ときどきとしょかんでべんきょうします。

There are many different correct answers to these questions, so do not feel obligated to answer them in the same way on your own. The question is asking us where we study. We don’t need to include a subject, as it is clear in the conversation that it is a question for us, but it would not be grammatically incorrect to do so. To qualify our answer, we use a frequency word, in this case ‘時々.’ Don’t forget to mark the location (‘としょかん’) with the particle ‘で.’ We arrive at this answer:
時々図書館で勉強します。
ときどきとしょかんでべんきょうします。

There are many different correct answers to these questions, so do not feel obligated to answer them in the same way on your own. The question is asking us where we often go on the weekends. Though we don’t need to include a subject, we can do so to emphasize that the activity occurs on the weekend and not on other days. To qualify our answer, we use a frequency word, in this case ‘よく.’ Since we are describing an activity toward a location, we need to mark the location (‘きっさてん’) with the particle ‘に.’ We arrive at this answer:
週末はよく喫茶店に行きます。
しゅうまつはよくきっさてんにいきます。

There are many different correct answers to these questions, so do not feel obligated to answer them in the same way on your own. The question is asking us where we often go on the weekends. Though we don’t need to include a subject, we can do so to emphasize that the activity occurs on the weekend and not on other days. To qualify our answer, we use a frequency word, in this case ‘よく.’ Since we are describing an activity toward a location, we need to mark the location (‘きっさてん’) with the particle ‘に.’ We arrive at this answer:
週末はよく喫茶店に行きます。
しゅうまつはよくきっさてんにいきます。

There are many different correct answers to these questions, so do not feel obligated to answer them in the same way on your own. The question is asking us what we often do on the weekends. Though we don’t need to include a subject, we can do so to emphasize that the activity occurs on the weekend and not on other days. To qualify our answer, we use a frequency word, in this case ‘よく.’ Don’t forget to mark the object (‘テニス’) with the particle ‘を.’ We arrive at this answer:
週末はよくテニスをします。
しゅうまつはよくテニスをします。

There are many different correct answers to these questions, so do not feel obligated to answer them in the same way on your own. The question is asking us what we often do on the weekends. Though we don’t need to include a subject, we can do so to emphasize that the activity occurs on the weekend and not on other days. To qualify our answer, we use a frequency word, in this case ‘よく.’ Don’t forget to mark the object (‘テニス’) with the particle ‘を.’ We arrive at this answer:
週末はよくテニスをします。
しゅうまつはよくテニスをします。

The word ‘ごろ,’ which means ‘about’ when it refers to a time, does have a kanji character associated with it, ‘頃,’ but it is not often used.
There are many different correct answers to these questions, so do not feel obligated to answer them in the same way on your own. The question is asking us around what time we wake up. To qualify our answer, we use a frequency word, in this case ‘たいてい.’ Instead of marking the time with ‘に,’ we use ‘ごろ,’ which suggests that we get up ‘about’ the time listed, but not necessarily exactly at that time. We arrive at this answer:
たいてい午前九時ごろ起きます。
たいていごぜんくじごろおきます。

There are many different correct answers to these questions, so do not feel obligated to answer them in the same way on your own. The question is asking us around what time we wake up. To qualify our answer, we use a frequency word, in this case ‘たいてい.’ Instead of marking the time with ‘に,’ we use ‘ごろ,’ which suggests that we get up ‘about’ the time listed, but not necessarily exactly at that time. We arrive at this answer:
たいてい午前九時ごろ起きます。
たいていごぜんくじごろおきます。

The word ‘ごろ,’ which means ‘about’ when it refers to a time, does have a kanji character associated with it, ‘頃,’ but it is not often used.
There are many different correct answers to these questions, so do not feel obligated to answer them in the same way on your own. The question is asking us around what time we go to bed. To qualify our answer, we use a frequency word, in this case ‘たいてい.’ Instead of marking the time with ‘に,’ we use ‘ごろ,’ which suggests that we get up ‘about’ the time listed, but not necessarily exactly at that time. We arrive at this answer:
たいてい午前一時ごろ寝ます。
たいていごぜん一時ごろねます。

There are many different correct answers to these questions, so do not feel obligated to answer them in the same way on your own. The question is asking us around what time we go to bed. To qualify our answer, we use a frequency word, in this case ‘たいてい.’ Instead of marking the time with ‘に,’ we use ‘ごろ,’ which suggests that we get up ‘about’ the time listed, but not necessarily exactly at that time. We arrive at this answer:
たいてい午前一時ごろ寝ます。
たいていごぜん一時ごろねます。