Fill in the Gaps

​ ​ (a)   fano ​ (b)   tamana

My father has gone.

1. 1. Tense 2. Pronoun

• E
• Na
• Koi
• Kua
• To
• Tau
• toku

​ ​ (a)   hau ​ (b)   matua

Your mother is coming.

1. 1.Tense 2. Possessive Pronoun

• Kua
• Na
• Ka
• tau
• toku
• o
• E
• to

Ko ​ (a)   uo ​ (b)   i te potu malolo.

Your friend was in the lounge.

1.Possessive Pronoun 2. Tense

• to
• tana
• au
• tau
• na
• kua
• nae
• e

​ (a)   olo ​ ia ma ​ (b)   avaga ki te fale.

She went with her husband home.

1. 1. Tense 2. Possessive Pronoun

• Na
• Kua
• Koi
• Nae
• to
• tana
• aku

Ko ​ (a)   ​ (b)   nonofo i te potu moe. ​

They (two) are sitting in the bedroom.

1. 1. Pronoun 2. Tense

• ki taua
• ki latou
• ki laua
• maua
• koi
• kua
• nae
• na

Ko ​ (a)   ​ (b)   fano ki te vava.

He/she went to the toilet.

1. 1. Pronoun 2. Tense

• koe
• latou
• ia
• au
• nae
• e
• na

​ (a)   faitau ​ (b)   i te potu malolo.

He/she is reading in the living room.

1. 1. Tense 2. Pronoun

• Na
• E
• Kua
• laua
• ia
• au

​ (a)   tunu e ​ (b)   te omoe.

He/she cooked the dinner.

1. 1. Tense 2. Pronoun

• Na
• Nae
• Kua
• matou
• laua
• ia
• ta

​ (a)   matamata ​ (b)   TV i te potu malolo.

They (plural) are watching their TV in the living room.

1. 1. Tense 2. Definite Possessive Pronoun

• Ka
• Kua
• E
• Na
• to laua
• latou
• ta ma
• ta latou

​ (a)   fai ​ (b)   mea akoga i te potu moe. ​

I will study in my bedroom.

(consider 'mea akoga' as plural)

1. 1. Tense 2. Definite Possessive Pronoun

• Na
• Kua
• Koi
• Ka
• toku
• taku
• aku