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4.9) Step 1: Provide a Setswana proverb that includes the word "ngwana" (child). Seane: Ngwana yo o sa leleng o swela tharing. Meaning: A child who does not cry dies in the cradle (meaning, if you don't speak up, your needs won't be met).
4.10) Step 1: Translate the given sentence into its negative form. Original sentence: "Banna le basadi ba kgapha keledi." (Men and women are shedding tears.) Negative sentence: Banna le basadi ga ba kgaphe keledi. (Men and women are not shedding tears.)
4.11) Step 1: Use the word "fitlha" with a meaning different from "arrive" (which is its common usage in contexts of people moving). The alternative meaning for "fitlha" is "bury". Polelo: Ba ne ba fitlha moswi maabane. (They buried the deceased yesterday.)
4.12) Step 1: Identify a proper noun from the passage. The passage is not provided in this image, so a proper noun cannot be extracted.
4.13) Step 1: Identify the noun class for the word "banna". "Banna" (men) is the plural form of "monna" (man). Noun class: Setlhopha sa maina sa 2 (Noun class 2).
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4.9) Step 1: Provide a Setswana proverb that includes the word "ngwana" (child). Seane: Ngwana yo o sa leleng o swela tharing.
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