Tenses - affirmative and negative sentences and questions Flashcards by Ashleigh Barnett

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Ke te haere ia

A

He/She is going

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E haere ana ia

A

He/She is going

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Kei te oma ia

A

He/she is running

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I oma ia i tērā wiki

A

He/She ran last week

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Kua oma ia

A

He/She has run

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Ka oma ia āpōpō

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He/She will run tomorrow

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Kua kai au

A

I have eaten

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Kua mutu au

A

I have finished

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Kua hinga au

A

I have been defeated

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Kua moe rāua

A

They (two people) have slept

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Kua haere rātou ki te toa

A

They (three people) have gone to the shop

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Kua tae mai ia

A

She has arrived

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Kua mate te kurī

A

The dog has died

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Kua hoko inu ia māu

A

He has brought a drink for you

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Kua ngaro tō pōro

A

Your ball has gone missing

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Kua pau te miraka

A

The milk has run out

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Kāore ia i te haere

A

He/She is not going

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Kei te oma ia

A

He/She is running

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Kāore ia i te oma

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He/She is not running

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Kei te moe ia

A

He/She is sleeping

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Kāore ia i te moe

A

He/She is not sleeping

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E oma ana ia

A

He/She is running

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Kāore ia e oma ana

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He/She is not running

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E kōrero ana au

A

I am talking

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Kāore au e kōrero ana

A

I am not talking

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I oma ia i tērā wiki

A

He/She ran last week

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Kāore ia i oma i tērā wiki

A

He/She did not run last week

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I ruaki te ngeru inanahi

A

The cat vomited yesterday

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Kāore te ngeru i ruaki inanahi

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The cat didn’t vomit yesterday

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Ka oma ia āpōpō

A

He will run tomorrow

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Kāore ia e oma āpōpō

A

He will not run tomorrow

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Ka karanga te wahine

A

The woman will call

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Kāore te wahine e karanga

A

The woman will not call

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Kua haere ia

A

He/She has gone

Q

Kāore anō ia kia haere

A

He/She has not gone yet

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Kua oma ia

A

He has run

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Kāore anō ia kia oma

A

He hasn’t run yet

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Kua piki te tama i te rākau

A

The boy has climbed the tree

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Kāore anō te tama kia piki i te rākau

A

The boy has yet to climb the tree

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Kua waiata a Mereana

A

Mereana has sung

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Kāore anō a Mereana kia waiata

A

Merana has not yet sung

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Kua mutu te pōwhiri

A

The formal welcome has concluded

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Kāore anō te pōwhiri kia mutu

A

The formal welcome hasn’t concluded

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Kua whara ia

A

He/She has hurt himself/herself

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Kāore anō ia kia whara

A

He/She hasn’t hurt himself/herself yet

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Kei te oma ia?

A

Is he/she running?

Q

E oma ana ia?

A

Is he/she running?

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I oma ia i tērā wiki?

A

Did he/she run last week?

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Kua oma ia?

A

Has he/she run yet?

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Ka oma ia āpōpō?

A

Will he/she run tomorrow?

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Kua hinga au?

A

Have I been defeated (lost)?

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Kua moe rāua

A

Have they (two people) slept?

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Kua haere rātou ki te toa?

A

Have they (three people) gone to the shop?

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Kua tae mai ia?

A

Has she arrived?

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Kua mate te kurī?

A

Has the dog died?

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Kua hoko inu ia māu

A

Has he brought a drink for you?

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Kua ngāro tō pōro?

A

Have you lost your ball?

Q

Kua pau te miraka?

A

Has the milk run out?

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Kāore ia i te oma?

A

Is he/she not running?

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Kāore ia i te moe?

A

Is he/she not sleeping?

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Kāore ia e tākaro ana?

A

Is he/she not playing?

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Kāore au e kōrero ana?

A

Am I not speaking?

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Kāore ia i oma i tērā wiki

A

Did he/she not run last week?

Q

Kāore te ngeru i ruaki inanahi?

A

Did the cat not vomit yesterday?

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Kāore ia e oma āpōpō

A

Wil he/she not be running tomorrow?

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Kāore te wahine e karanga?

A

Will the woman not be calling?

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Kāore anō ia kia oma

A

Has he/she not run yet?

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Kāore anō te tama kia piki i te rākau?

A

Has the boy not climbed the tree yet?

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Kāore anō a Mereana kia waiata

A

Has Mereana not sung yet?

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Kāore anō te pōwhiri kia mutu?

A

Has the formal welcome not concluded?

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Kāore anō ia kia whara

A

Has he/she not hurt himself/herself yet?