Note that:
Pronouns go in the same place as common nouns and personal nouns
There is nothing else in front of the pronoun in each sentence
Pronouns just sit on their own
(All common nouns in the same position must have a determiner before them)
(All personal nouns must have the 'personal' article 'a' before them)
I waiata au
I
waiata
au
(past)
sang
I
I sang
I waiata ahau
I
waiata
ahau
(past)
sang
I
I sang
Kua hīkoi koe
Kua
hīkoi
koe
('has')
walked
you
You have walked
Kei te pānui ia
Kei te
pānui
ia
(now)
reading
she
She is reading
Kei te pānui ia
Kei te
pānui
ia
(now)
reading
he
He is reading
E tū ana tāua
E
tū
ana
tāua
(now+
'ing')
standing
we
We (2) (inclusive) are standing
Ka kōrero māua
Ka
kōrero
māua
(future)
speak
we
We (2) (exclusive) will speak
I te oma kōrua
I te
oma
kōrua
(past
+'ing')
running
you
You (2) were running
Kua moe rāua
Kua
moe
rāua
('has')
slept
they
They (2) have slept
Kei te haere tātou
Kei te
haere
tātou
(now)
going
we
We (3+) (inclusive) are going
E inu ana mātou
E
inu
ana
mātou
(now+
'ing')
drinking
we
We (3+) (exclusive) are drinking
Ka peke koutou
Ka
peke
koutou
(future)
jump
you
You (3+) will jump
I ako rātou
I
ako
rātou
(past)
learned
they
They (3+) learned