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Boka/bôka ntsi ke eo e wela mo dijong.

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Step 1: Complete the table by identifying if the underlined word describes how often/long (leng), where (kao), or how (jang).
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Jabu o jetse dijotlhegare ka bonako. (Jabu ate the snacks quickly.)
- "ka bonako" describes how he ate.
- Jang (Your answer is correct.)
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Ka di nako tse di ntsi Pam o buisa dibuka tse di buang ka ga dipholoholo. (Often Pam reads books about animals.)
- "Ka di nako tse di ntsi" describes how often she reads.
- Leng (Your answer is correct.)
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Dan o re tlotletse ka ga disorokisi ka makgakga. (Dan told us about the circus rudely.)
- "ka makgakga" describes how he told them.
- Jang (Your answer is correct.)
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Nako nngwe re tswa ka maeto a sekolo. (Sometimes we come from school trips.)
- "Nako nngwe" describes how often.
- Leng (Your answer is correct.)
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Rametlae o ne a bina ka boitumelo kwa disorokising. (The clown danced happily at the circus.)
- "ka boitumelo" describes how he danced.
- Jang (Your answer is correct.)
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Morago ga disorokisi, bana ba ne ba boela kwa sekolong ka iketlo. (After the circus, the children returned to school slowly.)
- "ka iketlo" describes how they returned.
- Jang (Your answer is correct.)
Step 2: Select the correct word for each sentence.
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Ke rata go itshwara mo nokeng/nôkeng.
- The correct word is nôkeng (meaning "at the waist/hip"). "Nokeng" means "at the river".
- Ke rata go itshwara mo nôkeng.
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Mmaagwe o mo lemile/lêmile ka go mo fa madi a mantsi.
- The correct word is lêmile (meaning "spoiled/pampered"). "Lemile" means "plowed".
- Mmaagwe o mo lêmile ka go mo fa madi a mantsi. (Your answer is correct.)
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Maši a gagwe a tlaa rêmarema.
- The correct word is rema (meaning "to curdle/spoil"). "Rêma" means "to chop".
- Maši a gagwe a tlaa rema. (Your answer is correct.)
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Rre Sebate o boka/bôka kgosi.
- The correct word is boka (meaning "to praise"). "Bôka" means "to be rotten".
- Rre Sebate o boka kgosi. (Your answer is correct.)
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Diaparo tsa bona di tlaa oma/ôma ka moso.
- The correct word is oma (meaning "to dry"). "Ôma" means "to be numb".
- Diaparo tsa bona di tlaa oma ka moso. (Your answer is correct.)
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Boka/bôka ntsi ke eo e wela mo dijong.
- The correct word is Bôka (meaning "maggot"). "Boka" is the imperative "Praise!".
- Bôka ntsi ke eo e wela mo dijong.
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Mosadimogolo o itshwere noka/nôka.
- The correct word is nôka (meaning "waist/hip"). "Noka" means "river".
- Mosadimogolo o itshwere nôka.
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