EXERCISE III.
I am. I give. I bring. I speak. I go. I come. I have a book.
We give money. We have two books. I give money to the man. We bring books to the boy. We bring the boy's books.
Pükob. Golob. Labob gani. Labobs bukis. Labob bukis lul. Givobs moni mane. Givob doabis lul pule. Blinobs dogi mane. Blinob bukis. Blinob bukis pulas. Blinob bukis pules. Givobs bukis pules.
EXERCISE IV.
You have the book. You speak. You go. YOU have a father. You bring me a book. I bring you books. YOU give money to the boys. YOU come and we go. We speak and YOU hear.
Labol buki. Labols bukis. Pükols e lilobs. Logol mani. Kömobs e golols. Kömol e golob. Labol bukis. Givol bukis pules. Pükol obe. Givob moni ole. Givol moni obe.
Kömom. Golof. Givom moni mane. Labof buki. Blinom dogi pule. Pükof. Logom mani e puli. Givom moni obe.
EXERCISE V.
He teaches. Who teaches? The man teaches. He sells books. Who sells books? I sell books. He gives money. Who gives money? The father gives money. The man teaches the boy. The merchant sells books. The man drinks water. The woman drinks wine. The cat eats the mouse. The boy eats bread.
What does he give to the boy? He gives the boy money and bread. What does she bring to the man? She brings water. What does the woman eat? She eats bread and drinks water. What does the man eat? He eats bread and drinks wine. The sheep eats grass.
Man dlinom vini. Vom dlinof vati. Fat pula givom moni vome. Mot blinof bodi pule.
Kömom. Kim kömom? Man kömom. Fidom bodi. Fidob bodi. Givom doabi. Kim givom doabi? Fat givom doabi. Man labom dogi. Pul lemom buki. Fat dlinom vini. Mot dlinof vati. Dog logom kati. Pul fidom bodi. Kisi fidom? Fidom bodi. Kim fidom bodi? Kisi givof pule? Givof moni pule. Kisi vom fidof? Fidof bodi e miti. Dog logom jipis kil.
Fidob miti, fidol bodi; dlinom vati, dlinof vini. Labobs bukis, labols logis, laboms lilis.
EXERCISE VI.
They teach. Who teach? The men teach. They sell books. The merchants sell books to the boys. They have money. Who have money? The merchants have money. The men eat bread and meat. The women drink wine and water. The man writes a letter. The merchants write letters. The boys write letters. The women write letters to the men.
Dogs logoms jipis. Jips logoms dogi. Jip logom dogi. Mans penoms penedis. Puls logoms tonabis. Voms dlinofs vati. Mans dlinoms vini. Jip fidom yebi.
