Simple sentences
What simple sentences means
Form and understand basic Twi sentences.
Before you start
Not confident yet? Work through Proverbs and sayings first.
Worked example
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What does "Me din de Ama" mean?
- I am going home
- My name is Ama
- I like Ama
- Ama is my sister
Working: "Me din de..." means "My name is...".
Curriculum and exam alignment
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Related skills
Other Language and Culture skills in Ghanaian Language (Twi), at the same point in the course.
Other Ghanaian Language (Twi) topics
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Exams that assess simple sentences
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Practise simple sentences
6 questions with a worked answer after every attempt, and a SmartScore that tracks how close you are to mastery.