Sentence Structures Flashcards
Reremahi poto = active sentences
kei te kai te poti or e kai ana te poti
Tohu wā + tūmahi + kaimahi
The cat is eating
Reremahi roa = long active sentences
Kei te kai te poti i te kiore iti
I te tuna ®aua i te parakuihi
Tohu wā + tūmahi + kaimahi + pūhono + pūmau + tūingoa
The cat is eating the mouse
Those two were cooking breakfast
Kōrero tene = impromptu speech
I te wīkene
I tērā wiki
In the weekend
In the week
Reremahi poto Whakakāhore = negating sentences
Kāore te poti i te kai
Kāore anō te poti kai I te kai
Kāore + kaimahi + Tohu wā + tūmahi
The cat is not eating
The cat has not yet eaten
Reremahi roa Whakakāhore = negating sentences
Kāore te poti i te kai i te kiore iti
Kāore anō te poti kia kai i te kiore iti
Kāore + kaimahi + tohu wā + tūmahi + pūhono + pūmau ≠ tūingoa
The cat is not eating the mouse
The cat has not yet eaten the mouse
Ki te..ka…= if…then…
- Ki te + tūmahi + kaimahi + pūhono + pūmau + tūingoa
a. Ki te haire a Koro ki te hōtera, - Ka + tūmahi + kaimahi + pūhono + pūmau + tūingoa
a. Ka huna ahau i tāku wāreti
If this happens then…result
If Koro goes to the pub,
then I will hide my wallet
Ki te kore…e…ka…= if…do not…then… will.
Ki te kore + kaimahi + Tohu wā whakakāhore + tūmahi + pūhono + pūmau + tūingoa
- Ki te kore ahah e here Ahitereria,
a. Ka + tūmahi + kaimahi + pūhono + pūmau + tūingoa - Ka here aha ki Tahiti
If this doesn’t happen then… result
If I do not go to Australia,
I will go to Tahiti
'N' Whānau Pūriro Q. Nā/Nō + wai + pūmau + tūingoa? Q. Nāu te waipiro? A. Kāo. Nāna tonu te waipiro. Q. Nā wai ngā pene? A. Nā kaiak ngā pene
Possession - Belong/own A. - O/Nā/Nō + pūmau + tūingoa + kaimahi Does the alcohol belong to you? No. The alcohol belongs to him/her. Who do these pens belong to? The pens belong to the teacher
'M' Whānau Pūriro Q. Mā/Mō wai + pūmau + tūingoa? Q. Māu te kapu ti? A. Kāo, Māna kē te kapu ti. Q: Mā wai ngā aihikirīmi? A: Mā ngā tamariki ngā aihikirīmi.
Possession - For A. - O/Mā/Mō + pūmau + tūingoa + kaimahi Is the cup of tea for you? No. The cup of tea is for him/her. Who are the ice-creams for? The ice-creams are for the children.
Whakarārangi
Q: He aha ngā mea kei + kupu wāhi + pūmau + te [vessel]?
A: He…, he…, he…hoki ngā mea kei + kupu wāhi + i te +[vessel].
Q: He aha ngā mea kei roto i te kete?
A: He ārani, he tomato, he āporo hoki ngā mea kei roto i te kete.
To list items or commands
What are the things [preposition] the [vessel]?
The [list] are the things [preposition] the [vessel].
What are the things in the basket?
An orange, a tomato, and an apple [also] are in the basket.