The Plain Verb After ka
ka + subject + plain verb.
How It Works
The verb in a ka clause is plain, and it usually ends in a or e.
| Say | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Ka anyị rie nri. | Let us eat. |
| Ka ha gaa. | Let them go. |
| Ka ọ bịa echi. | Let him or her come tomorrow. |
Which vowel ends the verb depends on the verb. Learn each plain form with the verb. The clause may express a wish, a suggestion or an order.
Examples (4)
- Ka anyị rie nri.
Let us eat.
Rie is the plain form.
- Ka ha gaa.
Let them go.
Gaa is the plain form.
- Ka ọ bịa echi.
Let him or her come tomorrow.
Bịa is the plain form.
- Ka m gaa ahịa.
Let me go to the market.
M follows ka.
How It Connects
Learn This First
The plain verb sits right after ka, so ka comes first.
Related Patterns
Words in This Pattern
ka-a