Ko ngā tohu o te wā - Tau 11

'Kei te . . .' means something is happening . . .

• Now (Ināianei)

• Yesterday (Inanahi)

• Last year (I tērā tau)

• None of the above answers are correct (Horekau e tika ana tētahi o ēnei whakautu)

'I . . .' means ...

• something happened

• something will happen

• something did happen

• something might happen

'Ka . . .' means . . .

• something will happen

• something has happened

• something is happening

• something did happen

Whakamāoritia tēnei ki te reo Pākehā: 'I haere ahau ki te kura o Mairehau' / Translate this into English 'I haere ahau ki te kura o Mairehau''

• I will go to Mairehau school

• I am going to Mairehau school

• I went to Mairehau school

• I was going to Mairehau school

Whakamāoritia tēnei ki te reo Māori: 'I walk to school' / Translate this into te reo Māori 'I walk to school'

• I hīkoi ahau ki te kura

• Ko te hīkoi ahau ki te kura

• Kua hīkoi ahau ki te kura

• Kei te hīkoi ahau ki te kura

Whakamāoritia tēnei ki te reo Māori: 'Ka hoko au i te miraka' / Translate this into te reo Māori 'Ka hoko au i te miraka'

• I drink milk

• I will buy milk

• I am driving to get milk

• I want some milk

Whakamāoritia tēnei ki te reo Māori: 'She stayed at home' / Translate this into Māori: 'She stayed at home'

• I noho au ki te kāinga

• I noho ia ki te kāinga

• I oma ia ki te kāinga

• I piki ia ki te kāinga

Whakamāoritia tēnei ki te reo Māori: 'John is going to the test' / Translate this into te reo Māori: 'John is going to the test'

• Kei te hīkoi a Hone ki te kura

• Kei te haere a Hōhepa ki te moana

• I haere a Hone ki te whakamātautau

• Kei te haere a Hone ki te whakamātautau

Whakamāoritia tēnei ki te reo Pākehā: 'Hēmi is going to win this weekend' / Translate this into English: 'Hēmi is going to win this weekend'

• Ko te wikitōria a Hemi i tēnei wīkene

• Ka wikitōria a Hēmi i tēnei wīkene

• I wikitōria a Hēmi i tēnei wīkene

• Kua wikitōria a Hēmi i tēnei ata

He aha te tikanga o 'ia'? / What does 'ia' mean?

• Me

• He

• You

• she