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The Pamphlet Collection of Sir Robert Stout: Volume 64

VII. — Verbs

VII.

Verbs.

Tenei ano he kupu maha hei ingoa mo nga mailing katoa a te tangata, mo ona ahatanga ranei. He tanei tenei e takoto atu nei mo te nuinga o aua kupu.

Lift, Hapai.
Lifting, E hapai ana.
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Present time, Aianei tonu.
1.
I lift. He lifts.
*We lift. She lifts.
*You lift. They lift.
2.
I am lifting. He is lifting.
We are lifting. She is lifting.
You are lifting. They are lifting.
3.
I have lifted. He has lifted.
We have lifted. She has lifted.
You have lifted. They have lifted.

Kua korerotia i mua ra te time (Part I., page 27), otira me whakamarama ano i konei etahi o ona tikanga. Te present time, ko te wa inaianei, i te tangata e korero ana; mo reira hoki nga kupu i runga ake nei. Ina hoki, ki te ki ahau;

He is lifting the box; E hapai ana ia i te pouaka, he korero tena mo tana hapainga, i a au tonu e korero atu nei; ehara i te mea mo tana hapainga i tetahi atu wa. Ki te penei hoki taku ki;

We have lifted the sacks of potatoes, Kua hapai matou i nga peeke riwai,

he ki tena naku, kua oti aua peeke te hapai inaianei; ehara i te mea kua oti te hapai i tera wiki i tera tau ranei. Mehemea he pena te tikanga, kua whakaputaia page 4 ketia tetahi wahi o te kupu kia rite ki enei e takoto atu nei.

Past time. I mua.
1.
I lifted. He lifted.
We lifted. She lifted.
You lifted. They lifted.
2.
I was lifting. He was lifting.
We were lifting. She was lifting.
You were lifting. They were lifting.
3.
I had lifted. He had lifted.
We had lifted. She had lifted.
You had lifted. They had lifted.

Te past time, ko te wa kua pahemo ke atu i mua o te wa e korero nei te tangata; ko nga kupu hoki ena mo reira. Ina hoki tenei;

I lifted the stone. I hapai ahau i te kowhatu,

mo taku hapainga i te kowhatu i te ata nei ranei, inanahi ranei, i tetahi atu wa ranei kua pahemo atu. Ko te tino takiwa, me whakaatu, ka marama ai.

I lifted the stone yesterday. I hapai ahau, i te kowhatu inanahi.
When you came on Monday I was lifting the stone. I a koe i tae mai ra i te Manei, e hapai ana ahau i tt kowhatu.
When you came I had lifted the stone. I a koe i tae mai ra kua hapai ahau i te kowhatu.
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Future time. A mua.
shall lift, will lift, tera e hapai.
1.
I shall lift. He shall lift.
We shall lift. She shall lift.
You shall lift. They shall lift.
2.
I shall be lifting. He shall be lifting.
We shall be lifting. She shall be lifting.
You shall be lifting. They shall be lifting.
3.
I shall have lifted. He shall have lifted.
We shall have lifted. She shall have lifted.
You shall have lifted. They shall have lifted.

Te future time, ko te wa e takoto ake nei; ko tenei whakahua hoki o te verb, he korero mo nga mea meake ka meatia, mo nga mea ranei ka meatia a mua. Tenei kupu;

We shall lift the sacks, Tera matou e hapai i nga peeke,

he ki mo te wa anake e takoto ake nei; mo apopo ranei, mo tetahi atu wa ranei a mua.

We shall lift the sacks to-morrow. Tera matou e hapai i nga peelce apopo.
At two o'clock to-morrow we shall be lifting the sacks. Hei te rua o nga haora apopo, e hapai ana matou i nga peeke.
At two o'clock to-morrow we shall have lifted the sacks. Hei te rua o nga haora apopo kua hapai matou i nga peeke (ara, kua oti ke te hapai).

E rua nga kupu e hoatu ana ki te taha o te verb mo te future; tetahi, ko te shall, tetahi, ko te will. Hei page 6 mua ake nei ka ata whakamaramatia ai te tikanga tetahi, o tetahi.

He maka nga verbs e rite ana ki te lift te whakapi tanga ketanga o te whakahua mo nga meatanga o naiane mo nga meatanga o mua, mo nga meatanga e talcoto al nei. Kei raro iho nei etahi hei akoranga, kia ata mo hiotia ai te huarahi o nga whakaputanga ketanga.

plant, whakato.
planting, e whakato ana.
planted, i whakato.
wash, horoi.
washing, e horoi ana.
washed, i horoi.
nail, titi.
nailing, e titi ana.
nailed, i titi.
ask, inoi.
asking, e inoi ana.
asked, i inoi.
bake, tunu.
baking, e tunu ana.
baked, i tunu.
tie, here.
tying, here ana.
tied, i here.
believe, whalcapono.
believing, e whalcapono ana,
believed, i whalcapono.

N.B.—The Pupil should be diligently exercised in going through all the; and persons of these verbs, as in tho case of the verb lift, until he is quite ic with them.

* It should be explained frequently to the pupils that we stands for taua, tatou, maua, and matou; you, for koe, korua, and koutou; they, for raua and ratou; also, that he and she are both represented by ia.