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Zero conditional sentences are fundamental in understanding cause-and-effect relationships in any language, and the Maori language is no exception. These sentences typically express general truths or habitual actions, making them essential for everyday communication. By practicing zero conditional sentences in Maori, learners can enhance their ability to articulate common situations and their outcomes accurately. This exercise page will provide various examples and practice scenarios to help you master this crucial aspect of Maori grammar. Understanding how to construct and use zero conditional sentences in Maori will significantly improve your fluency and comprehension. These exercises are designed to reinforce your grasp of grammatical structures while expanding your vocabulary and cultural knowledge. Whether you're a beginner or looking to refine your skills, these practice examples will guide you through the nuances of zero conditional sentences, ensuring you can confidently express routine and factual statements in Maori. Dive into the exercises and start building a solid foundation in this beautiful language.
1. Ki te ua te rangi, ka *mākū* te whenua (verb for getting wet).
2. Ki te *hīkoi* ahau ki te kura, ka whiwhi ahau i te mātauranga (verb for walking).
3. Ki te kai koe i ngā hua rākau, ka *ora* tō tinana (verb for health).
4. Ki te *pānui* ahau i ngā pukapuka, ka mōhio ahau ki ngā kōrero (verb for reading).
5. Ki te *whakatangi* koe i te piana, ka rongo koe i te puoro (verb for playing an instrument).
6. Ki te *titiro* ahau ki te rangi, ka kite ahau i ngā whetū (verb for looking).
7. Ki te *kai* koe i te parāoa, ka makona koe (verb for eating).
8. Ki te *mohio* koe i te reo Māori, ka taea e koe te kōrero (verb for knowing).
9. Ki te *mātakitaki* ahau i te pouaka whakaata, ka kite ahau i ngā kiriata (verb for watching).
10. Ki te *whakarongo* koe ki ngā waiata, ka rongo koe i te reo (verb for listening).
1. Ki te *ua*, ka mākū ngā kākahu (verb for rain).
2. Ki te *kai*, ka kī te puku (verb for eating).
3. Ki te *whakatangi*, ka tangi te pere (verb for ringing).
4. Ki te *whakapakari*, ka kaha te tinana (verb for exercise).
5. Ki te *ako*, ka mātau te tamaiti (verb for learning).
6. Ki te *tirotiro*, ka kite i ngā manu (verb for looking).
7. Ki te *pānui*, ka mōhio i ngā kōrero (verb for reading).
8. Ki te *tākaro*, ka hari te tamariki (verb for playing).
9. Ki te *hanga*, ka puta te whare (verb for building).
10. Ki te *tū*, ka kākā te tangata (verb for standing).
1. Ki te *ua*, ka mākū te whenua (verb for rain).
2. Ki te *haere* koe ki te moana, ka kite koe i ngā ika (verb for going).
3. Ki te *kai* koe i ngā āporo, ka ora tō tinana (verb for eating).
4. Ki te *ako* koe i te reo Māori, ka pai tō reo (verb for learning).
5. Ki te *kōrero* koe ki a ia, ka mōhio ia ki te kaupapa (verb for speaking).
6. Ki te *mahi* koe i te kāinga, ka māmā te ora (verb for working).
7. Ki te *pānui* koe i ngā pukapuka, ka mātauranga koe (verb for reading).
8. Ki te *tākaro* koe i te whutupaoro, ka kaha tō tinana (verb for playing).
9. Ki te *hī* koe i te ika, ka whai kai koe (verb for fishing).
10. Ki te *mōhio* koe ki te ture, ka haumaru koe (verb for knowing).
