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Tense - Key vocabulary: Maori tense/ sentence structure

 WALT - say simple action sentences in present, past and future tenses.

Key vocabulary:  Kei te, I, kua and ka...
Grammatical focus:  purpose of verbs and tenses

Kei te - present tense
I / Kua - past tense
Ka - future tense


Present
Kei te aha ahau? = What are you doing?
Kei te korero ahau = I am talking

Past (A while ago)
I aha ahau? = What did you do before?
I korero ahau = I talked a while ago

Past (Just/ recently)
Kua aha ahua? = What did you just do?
Kua Korero ahau = I just talked

Future
Ka aha ahau? = What will you do?
Ka korero ahau = I will talk

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