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Usage of “aikena” (to swim) Exercises in Maori language

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Mastering the usage of "aikena" (to swim) in the Māori language is an essential step for anyone looking to gain proficiency in Te Reo Māori. This verb is not only fundamental for everyday communication but also offers insight into the grammatical structures that underpin the language. By understanding how to correctly use "aikena" in various contexts, learners can enhance their ability to form coherent and accurate sentences, enriching their overall command of Māori. In these exercises, you will encounter a range of scenarios designed to test and improve your understanding of "aikena." From simple sentences to more complex grammatical constructions, each exercise will challenge you to apply the verb correctly while adhering to Māori syntax and morphology. By engaging with these activities, you will develop a stronger grasp of verb conjugation, sentence structure, and contextual usage, which are crucial for fluent communication in Māori.

Exercise 1

1. The children love to *aikena* in the river (verb for swimming). 2. Every summer, we *aikena* at the beach (verb for swimming). 3. He taught his dog how to *aikena* in the lake (verb for swimming). 4. They plan to *aikena* in the pool this afternoon (verb for swimming). 5. She dreams of *aikena* with dolphins one day (verb for swimming). 6. The lifeguard watched the kids *aikena* from the shore (verb for swimming). 7. I prefer to *aikena* in the ocean rather than the pool (verb for swimming). 8. We will *aikena* in the warm waters of the hot springs (verb for swimming). 9. He likes to *aikena* every morning as exercise (verb for swimming). 10. They learned to *aikena* at an early age (verb for swimming).

Exercise 2

1. He *aikena* in the river (verb for swimming). 2. They *aikena* together in the ocean (verb for swimming). 3. She loves to *aikena* every morning (verb for swimming). 4. The kids *aikena* in the lake every summer (verb for swimming). 5. We often *aikena* in the pool on weekends (verb for swimming). 6. I *aikena* for exercise every day (verb for swimming). 7. The fish can *aikena* very fast (verb for swimming). 8. Do you want to *aikena* with us? (verb for swimming). 9. They will *aikena* in the sea during the vacation (verb for swimming). 10. She learned to *aikena* when she was young (verb for swimming).

Exercise 3

1. The children love to *aikena* in the river (verb for swimming). 2. Every summer, we *aikena* at the beach (verb for swimming). 3. She learned how to *aikena* when she was five (verb for swimming). 4. They *aikena* in the lake every weekend (verb for swimming). 5. He can *aikena* faster than anyone in his class (verb for swimming). 6. Do you know how to *aikena*? (verb for swimming). 7. We saw a dolphin *aikena* near the shore (verb for swimming). 8. At the swimming competition, they will *aikena* 100 meters (verb for swimming). 9. The fish were *aikena* upstream (verb for swimming). 10. After school, they often *aikena* in the pool (verb for swimming).