Exercises on verbs in Maori grammar are critical in mastering the language. The verb often takes a central position in Maori sentences, implying actions or states. Exercises often start with learning how to use “to be” verbs such as “he” which means ‘is’ or ‘are’. Students are introduced to basics such as conjugation of verbs, which is easy in Maori as it remains constant and does not change with tense or person. Modal verbs, used to express request, permission, ability etc., are also taught, generally featuring in intermediate learning exercises. The advanced verb exercises involve understanding “The Passive Verbs” or “Ngā Kupu Mahi”. These exercises include the “Neke” construction, forming negatives, and conjugation of common irregular verbs. Other topics covered in Maori verbs exercises include the use of verbs in affirmative sentences, negative sentences, questions, and responses. All these exercises enhance fluency, vocabulary development, and comprehension skills in the Maori language.