Ngwala Mafoko a la lekalana la lehlagare - Write sentences with auxiliary verbs.

The instruction on your paper is "Ngwala Mafoko a la lekalana la lehlagare," which means "Write sentences with auxiliary verbs." Let's look at the sentences you've written:

• a) Ke sepela Maesong

  • This sentence means "I walk in the morning." It contains only a main verb ("sepela" - walk) and no auxiliary verb.
  • To include an auxiliary verb, you could say: "Ke tla sepela Maesong" (I will walk in the morning).

• b) Koko o ja apola

  • This sentence means "Grandmother eats an apple." It contains only a main verb ("ja" - eat) and no auxiliary verb.
  • To include an auxiliary verb, you could say: "Koko o setse a ja apola" (Grandmother has already eaten an apple).

• c) Tate o disa dinku

  • This sentence means "Father herds sheep." It contains only a main verb ("disa" - herd) and no auxiliary verb.
  • To include an auxiliary verb, you could say: "Tate o ntse a disa dinku" (Father is still herding sheep).

• d) Malose o ya Sekolong

  • This sentence means "Malose goes to school." It contains only a main verb ("ya" - go) and no auxiliary verb.
  • To include an auxiliary verb, you could say: "Malose o ka ya Sekolong" (Malose can go to school).

• e) Lesiba o roba Mohlare

  • This sentence means "Lesiba breaks a tree." It contains only a main verb ("roba" - break) and no auxiliary verb.
  • To include an auxiliary verb, you could say: "Lesiba o swanetse go roba Mohlare" (Lesiba should break a tree).

Your sentences currently use only main verbs. To fulfill the instruction, you need to add a helper verb (auxiliary verb) before the main verb, as shown in the examples above.