This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1895 Excerpt: ...Aba nalaka. PASSIVE VOICE. LESSON 51. 1. The passive voice of the Simple, Causative and Objective forms is obtained by inserting w before the final vowel of the root of the Active voice. Examples. ngiya tanda, I do love. ngiya tandwa, I am loved. siya tulisa, we silence. siya tuliswa, we are silenced. uya funela, he ...
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1895 Excerpt: ...Aba nalaka. PASSIVE VOICE. LESSON 51. 1. The passive voice of the Simple, Causative and Objective forms is obtained by inserting w before the final vowel of the root of the Active voice. Examples. ngiya tanda, I do love. ngiya tandwa, I am loved. siya tulisa, we silence. siya tuliswa, we are silenced. uya funela, he wants for. nya funelwa, he is wanted for. To this rule there are a few noticeable exceptions: --(a.) In many roots beginning with a vowel, in most monosyllabic verbs. and a few others, iw is required. Examples. uku dhliwa, to be eaten. uku piwa, to be given. uku etiwa, to be poured carefully between the thumbs. (b.) Ukwazi and ukuti suffix tea to the root. Examples. ukw-aziwa, to be known. uku tiwa, to be spoken. 2. (a.) In the Perfect tense of verbs terminating in He, the I cannot stand before the w of the passive form, but is absorbed by it. Examples. ngi bonile, I have seen. ngi boniwe, I have been seen. (b.) Ukubulala, to kill, drops the I in all the tenses. Examples. ba bulawa, they were killed. ba bulewe, they have been killed. baya bulawa, they are being killed. bayaku bulawa, they will be killed. VOCABULAKY 45. EXEECISE 51. A large house has been built. A strong box has been made. They say, a beautiful snuff-spoon will be made by that clever person. The fence is broken through. I am confounded. The sponge has been squeezed. The chief is treated unbecomingly. The meat has been smoked. The dog has been beaten. A mouse has been caught. The ox has been skinned. The child has been washed. My boots have been cleaned. The hat was not put into my box yesterday. The bull which I bought the day before yesterday has been much admired. Ugeziwe umntwana. Yakiwe indhlu. Labo bantu ba tandiwe ngokuba be lungile ngako konke aba kw-enzayo. Inkomo yake inh..
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