AFK2603
WERKOPDRAG 6 2025
UNIQUE NO.
DUE DATE: JUNE 2025
, Werkopdrag 6
Vraag 1: (10)
1. 1.1 Johan – Proper noun (Johan is a name, so it's a proper noun.)
2. 1.2 kortste – Adjective, superlative degree (Kortste is the superlative form of "kort," meaning
"shortest.")
3. 1.3 op die hokkiespan – Prepositional phrase (This is a phrase with a preposition "op" meaning
"on the hocky team.")
4. 1.4 dink – Verb, present tense (The verb "dink" means "think.")
5. 1.5 hom – Pronoun, object (Refers to "him," object form of the pronoun "hy.")
6. 1.6 een – Pronoun, indefinite (Refers to "one," an indefinite pronoun.)
7. 1.7 spelers – Noun, plural (Refers to "players" in plural form.)
8. 1.8 daardie – Demonstrative pronoun (Refers to "that," pointing to something specific in time.)
9. 1.9 dag – Noun, singular (Refers to "day," singular form.)
10. 1.10 vergeet – Verb, present tense (The verb "vergeet" means "forget.")
Vraag 2: (10)
2.1
What always comes in second place in an Afrikaans sentence but is not always the second word?
Answer: The verb (or verb phrase). In Afrikaans, the verb typically follows the subject, but in
certain constructions (like questions or inverted sentences), it can appear later.
2.2
Which two components make up the predicate of an Afrikaans sentence?
Answer: The verb (or verb phrase) and the object (if applicable). The predicate gives the action
of the sentence and often includes the subject’s actions or states.
2.3
Write the following sentence in the negative form: "Iets het my gepla."
Answer: “Iets het my nie gepla nie.” (The standard way to form negation in Afrikaans is by
placing “nie” around the verb.)
2.4
The sentence "Ek gaan vir my ‘n mooi kar koop," is in the future tense and is an active sentence.
Explain the steps to rewrite this sentence in the past tense and passive voice.
WERKOPDRAG 6 2025
UNIQUE NO.
DUE DATE: JUNE 2025
, Werkopdrag 6
Vraag 1: (10)
1. 1.1 Johan – Proper noun (Johan is a name, so it's a proper noun.)
2. 1.2 kortste – Adjective, superlative degree (Kortste is the superlative form of "kort," meaning
"shortest.")
3. 1.3 op die hokkiespan – Prepositional phrase (This is a phrase with a preposition "op" meaning
"on the hocky team.")
4. 1.4 dink – Verb, present tense (The verb "dink" means "think.")
5. 1.5 hom – Pronoun, object (Refers to "him," object form of the pronoun "hy.")
6. 1.6 een – Pronoun, indefinite (Refers to "one," an indefinite pronoun.)
7. 1.7 spelers – Noun, plural (Refers to "players" in plural form.)
8. 1.8 daardie – Demonstrative pronoun (Refers to "that," pointing to something specific in time.)
9. 1.9 dag – Noun, singular (Refers to "day," singular form.)
10. 1.10 vergeet – Verb, present tense (The verb "vergeet" means "forget.")
Vraag 2: (10)
2.1
What always comes in second place in an Afrikaans sentence but is not always the second word?
Answer: The verb (or verb phrase). In Afrikaans, the verb typically follows the subject, but in
certain constructions (like questions or inverted sentences), it can appear later.
2.2
Which two components make up the predicate of an Afrikaans sentence?
Answer: The verb (or verb phrase) and the object (if applicable). The predicate gives the action
of the sentence and often includes the subject’s actions or states.
2.3
Write the following sentence in the negative form: "Iets het my gepla."
Answer: “Iets het my nie gepla nie.” (The standard way to form negation in Afrikaans is by
placing “nie” around the verb.)
2.4
The sentence "Ek gaan vir my ‘n mooi kar koop," is in the future tense and is an active sentence.
Explain the steps to rewrite this sentence in the past tense and passive voice.
