Test
This episode focusses on the term 'kua' and how it's used in sentence structure.
Re-arrange the words in the right-hand column to match the words in the left-hand column.- Karakia
- Maha
- Kotiti
- Haruru
- Takahi
- Waenganui
- To trample/Tramp/Stamp/Tread
- The middle/Among/Amidst/Amid/Between
- Many/Numerous/Abundant
- To go astray/Stray/Deviate/Digress/Get side-tracked
- To say grace/Pray/Recite a prayer
- To roar/Make continuous noise/Rumble
Re-arrange the words in the right-hand column to match the words in the left-hand column.
- The work has started
- The water has boiled
- Kua wera te wai
- Kua timata te mahi
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- The work has started
- The water has boiled
- The young girl has left
- The key has been lost
- The sun has emerged
- Kua wera te wai
- Kua timata te mahi
- Kua haere te kōtiro
- Kua whiti te rā
- Kua ngaro ti kī
b
- The children are asleep
- The girls have departed
- The elders have arrived
- The dog has passed away
- I am better
- Kua mate te kurī
- Kua moe ngā tamariki
- Kua haere ngā kōtiro
- Kua ora au
- Kua tae mai ngā koeke
Exercises
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