Chapter 11: Verbal Sentence Types - Grammar Flashcards

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What is the word order with an intransitive verb?

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verb + subject
‘ua haere au ‘i te matete
I went to the market.

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What is the word order with a transitive verb?

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verb + subject + direct object
‘E tupa’i vau ‘i te hō’e pua’a
I shall kill a pig.

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How is a second object or indirect object expressed?

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verb + subject + object + indirect object.
‘Ua horo’a ātu vau ‘i te hō’e’inanahi’iāna
I gave him à présent.

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What is the word order in an attributive sentence?

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The attribute follows the direct object and is precedded by the particle ‘ei, the attributive marker. ‘

‘Ua mā’iti rātou ‘iāna’ei tavana

They elected him (as) mayor.

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What is the word order with a passive indirect object verb?

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verb + subject + indirect object + agent (and with the passive attributive verb + subject + attribute)

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What are the three impersonal verbs related to the weather?

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‘e ūa - it will rain;
te ūa nei - it is raining;
‘e patiri - it thunders.

The subject is not expressed.

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What is the paradigm for vai, “to be present, to exist, to be in a certain state?”

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te vai nei au - I am; te vai nei ‘oe - you are; te vai nei ‘oia - he is; te vai ra vau - I was; te vai ra ‘oe - you were; te vai ra ‘oia - he was.

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