This document provides an overview of the use of ka'i words in Hawaiian grammar. Ka'i words like ka and ke introduce nouns and indicate definiteness, similar to the use of "the" in English. The document defines common ka'i words like he, ka, ke, kēia, kēlā, kēnā and explains the distinction between kēlā and kēnā which translate to "that (far)" and "that (near)". It also discusses using mau to make nouns plural and provides examples of its use.
Tiffany VanDonk's Interactive Power Point PresentationTiffany_VanDonk
This is an interactive powerpoint presentation created by Tiffany VanDonk for ED 205. It goes over the conjuagtions of Spanish -ar, -er, -ir verbs in the present tense as well as present tense conjugations of ser, estar, and ir. You will also find uses and examples for all of these as well as some links to other related sites.
Tiffany VanDonk's Interactive Power Point PresentationTiffany_VanDonk
This is an interactive powerpoint presentation created by Tiffany VanDonk for ED 205. It goes over the conjuagtions of Spanish -ar, -er, -ir verbs in the present tense as well as present tense conjugations of ser, estar, and ir. You will also find uses and examples for all of these as well as some links to other related sites.
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