First Lessons in Maori
§ 59
§ 59.
An Intransitive Compound Verb may be formed by treating a transitive verb and its object grammatically as one word, thus:
E tope rakau ana a Turi, Turi is felling trees (or tree-felling).
An Intransitive Compound Verb may be formed by treating a transitive verb and its object grammatically as one word, thus:
E tope rakau ana a Turi, Turi is felling trees (or tree-felling).