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Indefinite article Exercises For Maori Grammar


Exercise 1: Fill in the blank with the correct indefinite article equivalent


In the Maori language, the use of indefinite articles isn’t as common as in English. Indefinite articles in English include ‘a’ and ‘an’, which denote one unspecified item of a group. In Maori, the concept is often implied or expressed with different strategies such as numeral classifiers. When absorption in the language is at a certain level, you can begin to instinctively feel these nuances. However, for a beginner, it’s still important to practice and to understand this unique aspect of the Maori grammatical structure.

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Exercise 1: Fill in the blank with the correct indefinite article equivalent

1. “He *waka* (vehicle) ma tatou.”
2. “He *whare* (house) moku.”
3. “E whai ana ahau i te *mahere* (plan) nui.”
4. “Kua whakaputa *whakatairanga* (advertisement) te kamupene.”
5. “Ma te *wharekai* (eatery) tatou ka whakatau.”
6. “E kai ana ahau i te *ika* (fish).”
7. “He *kura* (school) to matou.”
8. “E noho ana ahau ki te *taha* (side) o te awa.”
9. “E whakareri ana ahau i te *kakahu* (dress) mooi.”
10. “He *pai* (good) to whakaaro.”
11. “Ka whakarite ahau i te *hui* (meeting).”
12. “He *rongoa* (medicine) moku.”
13. “E tomo ana ahau ki te *waka* (vehicle).”
14. “Ko te *wharekai* (eatery) kei te tata ki te wharekur.”
15. “He *whare* (house) to matou kei te taha o te awa.”

Exercise 2: Fill in the blank with the correct indefinite article equivalent

1. “He *waa* (time) tau mo te whakataetae ano.”
2. “He *tangata* (person) kei mua i te mara.”
3. “Ma te *wharepaku* (toilet) ahau ka whakapau.”
4. “E hiahia ana ahau ki te *pukapuka* (book) hou.”
5. “He *whakaari* (show) nui kei te wharekura.”
6. “Ma te *whare* (house) to tatou.”
7. “E takatu ana ahau ki te *miihini* (machine).”
8. “He *hoa* (friend) pai te kotiro.”
9. “E whakarongo ana ahau ki te *waiata* (song).”
10. “He *ra* (day) pai.”
11. “Ka whakamahia te *wharepaku* (toilet) e nga kaimahi.”
12. “E noho ana ahau ki te *mara* (garden) nui.”
13. “He *tangata* (person) to tatou kei te wharekura.”
14. “E whai ana ahau i te *kaaraka* (schedule).”
15. “Kua whakarite *whakatairanga* (advertisement) te kamupene.”
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