Tense structures - Māori

How do you say:

I am going to town

• Kua haere au ki te tāone

• Kei te haere au ki te tāone

• E haere ana au ki te tāone

• Ka haere au ki te toa

She is running to school

• E oma ana ia ki te kura

• E hīkoi ana ia ki te kura

• Kei te rere ia ki te kura

• Kua oma ia ki te kura

Kua mutu ana mahi

• Her job is long

• Her work is hard

• She has finished her work

• She has gone to work

Hone will eat the cake

• Ka kai a Hone te keke

• Ka tunu a Hone i te keke

• Ka kai a Hone i te keke

• Ka inu a Hone i te keke

Ka hoatu a Riria i te āporo ki te kaiako

• Riria is giving an apple to the teacher

• Riria gave an apple to the teacher

• Riria has given an apple to the teacher

• Riria will give an apple to the teacher

Have you tidied your room?

• Kua whakapai koe i tō rūma?

• Kua whakapai koe i tō moenga?

• Ka whakapai koe i tō rūma?

• Kei te whakapai koe i tō rūma?

How would you say:

I haven't cleaned my room yet?

• Kāore i whakapai taku rūma

• Ae, kua whakapai au i taku rūma

• Kei te paruparu taku rūma

• Kāore anō au kia whakapai i taku rūma

Kei te ____ te tama i te pōro ki tana pāpā

• rere

• hoatu

• hari

• whiu

Kei te aha ngā tamariki?

• Kei te oma ngā tamariki

• Kei te kanikani ngā tamariki

• Kei te whakapai ngā tamariki i te akomanga

• Kei te waiata ngā tamariki ki te kaiako

They (2) went to Rotorua

• I haere rāua ki Rotorua

• I haere rātou ki Rotorua

• I haere māua ki Rotorua

• I haere kōrua ki Rotorua