AS 92095 · 5 credits · External
Writing Māori
Te tuhi e pā ana ki tētahi horopaki e taunga ana
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This standard asks you to write something in te reo Māori about a topic or situation you know well—like your family, school, marae, or something that happened to you. Your writing needs to show that you can communicate your ideas clearly, even if you make some small mistakes along the way.
What to do, grades and common mistakes
- ·Use te reo Māori to explain information, share ideas, and give your opinions on topics that matter to you
- ·Write about things from your past and present—telling stories or describing events and experiences you've lived through
- ·Choose words and sentence structures that fit what you're writing about and who you're writing for
- ·Connect your ideas together so your writing flows and makes sense from start to finish
- ·Get your spelling, punctuation, and grammar mostly right so your reader understands what you're saying
You use simple te reo Māori to express relevant information and ideas about a familiar topic, referring to past and present events, and your meaning comes through despite some errors.
You use a good range of grammar and vocabulary, your ideas flow better and make stronger connections, and errors don't get in the way of understanding your message.