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Kwala mefuta ya dipolelo tse di mo temaneng ya lebeko kwale le dipaka tsa tsona. 2. Fetoleta dipolelo tse mo kganetsong. 3. Fetoleta dipolelo tse gape go nna dipotso.

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  1. Kwala mefuta ya dipolelo tse di mo temaneng ya lebeko kwale le dipaka tsa tsona.

    • Mefuta ya dipolelo: Dipolelo tsa tlhamalalo (Declarative sentences)
    • Dipaka tsa tsona:
      • "E tlhagile e ja fatshe tshitshwana": Paka e e fetileng e e feletseng (Perfect tense) le Paka ya jaanong e e tswelelang (Present continuous tense).
      • "Dipina go lela tse di kwa godimo": Paka ya jaanong (Present tense).
      • "E bonala e kete e gapa dipodi": Paka ya jaanong (Present tense) le Paka ya jaanong e e tswelelang (Present continuous tense).
      • "Bakgweetsi le bona ba tshwere mala ka letsogo": Paka e e fetileng e e feletseng (Perfect tense).
  2. Fetoleta dipolelo tse mo kganetsong.

    • E tlhagile e ja fatshe tshitshwana.
      • It appeared, consuming the small land/nation.
    • Dipina go lela tse di kwa godimo.
      • Songs are singing loudly.
    • E bonala e kete e gapa dipodi.
      • It seems as if it is achieving great things/causing a sensation.
    • Bakgweetsi le bona ba tshwere mala ka letsogo.
      • The drivers/herders are also very scared/anxious.
  3. Fetoleta dipolelo tse gape go nna dipotso.

    • E tlhagile e ja fatshe tshitshwana.
      • A e tlhagile e ja fatshe tshitshwana?
    • Dipina go lela tse di kwa godimo.
      • A dipina di lela tse di kwa godimo?
    • E bonala e kete e gapa dipodi.
      • A e bonala e kete e gapa dipodi?
    • Bakgweetsi le bona ba tshwere mala ka letsogo.
      • A bakgweetsi le bona ba tshwere mala ka letsogo?
  4. Tlhalosa maele a a latelang

    • a) Go gapa dipodi ke go dira eng
      • Go gapa dipodi means to do something extraordinary, to achieve a great feat, or to cause a sensation. It implies remarkable success or an impressive action.
    • b) Go tshwara mala ka letsogo
      • Go tshwara mala ka letsogo means to be extremely scared, anxious, or nervous. It describes a feeling of intense fear or apprehension, often causing a physical sensation in the stomach.
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