Mastering verb conjugation is a fundamental step in learning any language, and Malay is no exception. This page offers comprehensive exercises designed to help you grasp the intricacies of Malay verb conjugation, an essential aspect of achieving fluency. Whether you are a beginner looking to understand the basics or an advanced learner aiming to refine your skills, these exercises cover a wide range of tenses, moods, and aspects. By practicing regularly, you'll gain a deeper understanding of how Malay verbs change according to different contexts, enabling you to communicate more effectively and naturally. Malay verb conjugation can initially seem daunting due to its unique structure and rules. However, with consistent practice and targeted exercises, you will soon find yourself navigating through them with ease. Our exercises are carefully curated to include common verbs used in daily conversation as well as more complex ones that you might encounter in advanced texts. Each exercise provides clear explanations and examples, ensuring that you not only practice but also understand the rationale behind each conjugation pattern. Dive in, and start your journey towards mastering Malay verb conjugation today!
1. Ali *berlari* di taman setiap pagi (verb for running).
2. Mereka *membaca* buku di perpustakaan (verb for reading).
3. Kami *menonton* filem di panggung wayang malam tadi (verb for watching).
4. Dia *menyanyi* lagu kegemarannya di konsert (verb for singing).
5. Saya *memasak* nasi lemak untuk sarapan (verb for cooking).
6. Kucing itu *tidur* di atas sofa (verb for sleeping).
7. Adik *menulis* surat kepada nenek (verb for writing).
8. Mereka *bermain* bola sepak di padang (verb for playing).
9. Ibu *membeli* sayur-sayuran di pasar (verb for buying).
10. Pelajar-pelajar *belajar* bahasa Inggeris di kelas (verb for studying).
1. Saya *pergi* ke sekolah setiap hari (verb for movement).
2. Mereka *makan* nasi lemak di restoran itu (verb for eating).
3. Kami *bermain* bola sepak di padang (verb for playing).
4. Dia *menulis* surat kepada kawannya (verb for writing).
5. Awak *membaca* buku di perpustakaan (verb for reading).
6. Kucing itu *tidur* di atas sofa (verb for sleeping).
7. Ayah saya *memandu* kereta ke pejabat (verb for driving).
8. Mereka *menari* di majlis perkahwinan itu (verb for dancing).
9. Dia *memasak* makan malam untuk keluarganya (verb for cooking).
10. Saya *bekerja* di sebuah syarikat besar (verb for working).
1. Dia *sedang* membaca buku di perpustakaan (verb for current activity).
2. Mereka *telah* makan malam sebelum pergi ke pawagam (verb for past completed action).
3. Saya *akan* pergi ke sekolah esok pagi (verb for future action).
4. Ali *tidak* bermain bola sepak hari ini kerana hujan (negation verb).
5. Kami *pernah* melancong ke luar negara tahun lepas (verb for experience).
6. Adik *suka* menonton kartun di televisyen setiap petang (verb for liking something).
7. Guru *sedang* mengajar murid-murid di dalam kelas (verb for current activity).
8. Mereka *akan* bertanding dalam sukan minggu depan (verb for future action).
9. Kakak *telah* menyelesaikan kerja rumahnya sebelum tidur (verb for past completed action).
10. Saya *ingin* belajar bahasa Melayu dengan lebih mendalam (verb for desire).
