Kei/I te aha?

Kei te hiamoe ngā tamariki?

• Are the children tired?

• The children are tired.

Kei te moe te ngeru.

• The cat is tired.

• The dog is sleeping.

• The cat was sleeping.

• The cat is sleeping.

Kei te oma te kurī.

• The cat is running.

• The dog is running.

• The cat was running.

• The dog was running.

Kei te hiamoe ngā kurī.

• The dogs were tired.

• The dogs are tired.

• The dog is tired.

• The dog was tired.

Kei te tino harikoa rātou.

I te tangi te pēpi.

• The baby was crying.

• The baby is crying.

• The babies were crying.

• The babies are crying.

Kei te kōrero ngā wāhine.

• The woman was talking.

• The women were talking.

• The women are talking.

• The woman is talking.

I te kai te pēpi.

• The babies are eating.

• The babies were eating.

• The baby is eating.

• The baby was eating.

I te waiata ngā tamariki.

• The children were singing.

• The children are singing.

• He is singing.

• She was singing.

Kei te oma te pirihimana.

• The policeman is running.

• The policeman was running.

• The policemen are running.

• The policemen were running.