Stative verbs

Question 1

Dirty (The TShirt was dirtied from playing rugby)

Answer 1

Paru - I paru te tīhate i te tākaro whutupōro

Question 2

Got/acquired - The bag has been acquired by the boy

Answer 2

Riro - Kua riro te pēke i te tama

Question 3

Wet - the box has been wet by the water

Answer 3

Māku - Kua māku te pouaka i te wai

Question 4

Left behind - The bicycle was left behind by the woman

Answer 4

Mahue - I mahue te pahikara i te wahine

Question 5

Filled - The bag has been filled with pens

Answer 5

Kī - Kua kī te kete i ngā pene

Question 6

Forgotten - You have forgotten your books

Answer 6

Stative verb
Wareware - Kua wareware i a koe ō pukapuka

Normal verb

Kua wareware koe ki ō pukapuka

Question 7

Don’t forget your books! (stative form + active form)

Answer 7

Stative
Kua wareware i a koe ō pukapuka = Kaua e wareware i a koe ō pukapuka

Active
Kua wareware koe ki ō pukapuka = Kaua koe e wareware ki ō pukapuka

Question 8

be defeated, killed, outdone, beaten, fallen over, overcome, smitten.

Answer 8

hinga

Question 9

shoe, boil

Answer 9

hū

Question 10

to be ready

Answer 10

reri

Question 11

to be lazy

Answer 11

māngere

Question 12

to be spread out

Answer 12

hora

Question 13

to be cool

Answer 13

mātaotao

Question 14

to be dead, to be sick

Answer 14

mate

Question 15

to stop/ to finish

Answer 15

mutu

Question 16

to be lonely

Answer 16

mokemoke

Question 17

to be missing, to be absent

Answer 17

ngaro

Question 18

to be complete, to be finished

Answer 18

oti

Question 19

to be broken

Answer 19

pakaru

Question 20

to be consumed, to be used up

Answer 20

pau

Question 21

almost, nearly

Answer 21

tata

Question 22

to be late

Answer 22

tūreiti

Question 23

to be forgotten

Answer 23

wareware

Question 24

to be snapped

Answer 24

whati