POTSISO YA 4: DIBOPEGO LE MELAWANA YA TSHOMISO YA POLELO Badišta dithweetšwa tša ka tlase gore o tle o kgone go lastša mabôkgoni a kwešiso ya dibopego le melao ya tšhomišo ya polelo ka go araba dipotšišo.

4.1.1: The diminutive of 'mošemane' (boy) is 'mošimanyana'.

• Answer: mošimanyana

4.1.2: The word 'mokopana' is an adjective describing size or state. Therefore, it is a type of adjective of state.

• Answer: mahlathi a seemo

4.1.3: In the initial part of the paragraph, 'fase' (down) is an adverb describing where Matome sat. It is an adverb of place.

• Answer: fase, tehlaodi ya lefelo

4.1.4: The underlined word 'thelebišene' (television) is a noun.

• Answer: leina

4.1.5: The word 'Raisibe' is a specific name, which is a proper noun.

• Answer: leina le letee

4.1.6: To change the sentence "Tate o epa molete" (Father digs a hole) to passive voice, the object becomes the subject, and the verb changes form.

• Answer: Molete o epiwa ke Tate.

4.2.1: The underlined verb in the text is 'thohleletša'.

• Answer: thohleletša

4.2.2: The word 'morutwana' contains the suffix '-wana', which is a diminutive suffix, making it a shortened word in that context. The prefix is 'mo-'.

• Answer: morutwana

4.3.1: Two interjections from the paragraph are 'hwibi!' and 'šwuu!'.

• Answer: hwibi, šwuu

4.3.2: The underlined words 'yena' and 'wona' are absolute pronouns.

• Answer: maemedi a go itlhaola

4.3.3: To change the sentence "Batswadi ba hweditše yena modiri wa bošula le ngwana wa moo motseng" (Parents found the evil doer and the child in that village) to future tense, 'ba hweditše' (found) becomes 'ba tla hwetša' (will find).

• Answer: Batswadi ba tla hwetša yena modiri wa bošula le ngwana wa moo motseng.

4.3.4: The idiom "Ke gore le ge o ka buela leopeng, magokobu a tla go bona" means that secrets cannot be hidden forever; they will eventually be revealed.

• Answer: Diphiri ga di utswe, di tla utollwa.

4.3.5: The head of the word 'Modiri' (doer/worker) is its prefix.

• Answer: Mo-

4.3.6: To write the diminutives of 'Ditaba' and 'Mošemane':

• Answer: Ditabana, Mošimanyana