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Simple Sentences Exercises For Tagalog Grammar

Exercise 1: Fill in the Blank for Simple Sentences in Tagalog

Tagalog is the language primarily spoken in the Philippines, and it has its own unique sentence structure and grammatical rules. Simple sentences in Tagalog typically follow the subject-verb-object format but there may be variations due to the use of the “linker” word ‘na’ or ‘ng’. Mastery of simple sentences in Tagalog is crucial in understanding and communicating effectively in this language. These exercises aim to reinforce the basic understanding of simple sentences in Tagalog.

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1. *Siya* (He/She) ay aalis na.
2. Ang aso *ng* (of) bata ay lumipad na.
3. *Ang* (The) bata ay kumakain ng kanin.
4. Bumili *ako* (I) ng libro kahapon.
5. Na kay lola *ang* (the) baso.
6. Naglakad *siya* (he/she) sa park.
7. Kumakanta *ang* (the) ibon sa umaga.
8. Tinamaan *ako* (I) ng bola.
9. Nag-aral *siya* (he/she) para sa exam.
10. Kumain *ako* (I) ng masarap na pagkain.
11. *Siya* (She) ang aking kaibigan.
12. Galit *ako* (I) sa iyo.
13. Kami’y nagi*ng* (be) masaya.
14. Sumakay *ako* (I) ng taxi.
15. Bumuti ang pakiramdam *ko* (my).
 

Exercise 2: Fill in the Blank for Simple Sentences in Tagalog

1. Sinulat *ko* (I) ang liham.
2. *Ang* (The) babaeng maganda ay aalis.
3. Bumalik *siya* (he/she) sa bahay.
4. Napagod *ako* (I) sa trabaho.
5. Saan *ang* (the) susi mo?
6. Pupunta *ako* (I) sa palengke.
7. *Ang* (The) kotse niya ay malaki.
8. Ininom *ko* (I) ang tubig.
9. *Siya* (He/She) ay maganda.
10. Pagod *ako* (I) sa byahe.
11. Naglaro *kami* (we) ng basketball.
12. *Ako* (I) ang nanalo sa laro.
13. Maganda *ang* (the) suot niya.
14. Tinulungan *siya* (he/she) ko.
15. May lagnat *ako* (I).
 

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