ʻaki / -ʻi / -ʻaki

This is a practice drill from the free 52-lesson Tongan course. The course reaches for it in lesson 33, instrumental ʻaki and the suffix -ʻi, where it runs inside the lesson as well as on this page.

Three sound-alikes, three jobs.

Every item asks the same thing: Which form fills the blank? Each item shows a line of Tongan and a short row of answers to tap. Right or wrong, the drill then says why that answer is the one the grammar wants.

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