Pepeke Painu Past

Ua heʻenalu ʻo Kimo ma ke kahakai.

• Kimo swam at the beach

• Kimo surfed at the beach

• Kimo likes the beach

• Kimo surfed

ʻAʻole au i holo i koʻu hale.

• I didn't run at my home

• He didn't run at his home

• I didn't walk home

• She ran at the home

Ua hiamoe ʻo Mason ma ke kula

• Mason slept in the car

• Mason sang in the school

• Mason slept at the school

• Mason sleeps at the school

What is the correct sentence pattern?

• Ua pepeke + PINK +

  Ami + Awe

• Ua Painu + PINK +ʻAmi + Awe

• Ua Painu + Papani + Ami + Awe

• Ua Painu + PINK + ʻAwe + ʻAmi

Ua aʻo ʻo Timmy ma ke kula.

• Timmy doesn't teach at school.

• Timmy taught at school.

• Timmy is going to teach at school.

• Timmy will teach at school

Ua heʻenalu ʻo ia ma Waikiki.

• She/He surfed at Waikiki.

• She/He will surf at Waikiki.

• She/he surfs at Waikiki

• She/he went surfing by Waikiki

She/he drove to school

• Ua holo kona ma ke kula

• Ua kalaiwa kona ma ke kula

• Ua holoholo kona ma ke kula

• E kalaiwa ana kona ma ke kula

They (3+) went to church

• Ua hele lākou i ka hale pule

• E hele ana lākou i ka hale pule

• Ua hele lāua i ka hale pule

• Ua holo lākou i ka hale pule

What is the correct sentence structure for Pepeke Painu Past?

• Ua painu - ʻami - ʻawe

• painu - P.I.N.K - ʻami - ʻawe

• Ua painu - P.I.N.K - ʻami - ʻawe

• E painu ana - P.I.N.K - ʻami - ʻawe

I slept at the beach

• ʻAʻole i hiamoe au ma ke kahakai

• E hiamoe ana au ma ke kahakai

• Ua holoholo au ma ke kahakai

• Ua hiamoe au ma ke kahakai