Examples of Ket

‘The girl ate the bread.’

‘The child ate the bread.’

‘The man covered the child with the blanket.’

‘The man covered the child with the blanket.’

‘The man filled the dipper with water.’

‘The man loaded the fish on the hand sled.’

‘The man tied the deer to the tree.’

‘The man poured the water into the dipper.’

‘The man put the fish on the table.’

‘The boy threw the stone into the window.’

‘The girl brought the book to the teacher (once).’

‘The girl dragged it.’

‘It rained.’

‘The boy was hungry.’

‘The boy froze.’

‘The man fell to the ground.’

‘The man died.’

‘My arm hurts (me).’

‘The boy sang (it).’

‘The boy lived in the village.’

‘The boy went (from the village).’

‘The man sat on the ground.’

‘The man sat down on the ground.’

‘The girl sent the book to the teacher to school.’

‘The girl gave the book to the teacher.’

‘The girl showed the book to the teacher.’

‘The girl stole the book from the teacher.’

‘The girl took the book from the teacher.’

‘The girl hid the book from the teacher.’

‘The girl tore the page from the book.’

‘The girl wiped the dirt off the table.’

‘The boy cut the bread with the knife.’

‘The boy touched the snake with the stick.’

‘The boy hit the snake with the stick.’

‘The boy beat the snake with the stick.’

‘The boy killed the snake with the stick.’

‘The boy broke the window with the stone.’

‘The man builds a house out of wood.’

‘He said to him: "I’m alive".’

‘The man shouted at the girl.’

‘The man told a fairytale to the girl.’

‘The boy asked the man for money.’

‘The man talked to the boy about the girl.’

‘The man knew the boy.’

‘The man saw the boy.’

‘The man thought about that boy.’

‘The man looked at the boy.’

‘The man frightened the boy.’

‘The boy feared the man.’

‘The boy liked the man.’

‘The man searched for the boy.’

‘The man and the woman met.’

‘The man followed the woman.’

‘The man helped the woman.’

‘The girl dressed the child.’

‘The girl washed the child.’

‘The man coughed.’

‘The man climbed up the hill.’

‘The child ran (on the floor).’

‘The child jumped.’

‘The boy appeared (on the road).’

‘They hug the children.’

‘The man smells the fish. / The man catches the scent of the fish.’

‘The man shaves his beard.’

‘The mother calls the boy.’

‘Mother blinks.’

‘The hunters went to the river.’

‘Mother laughed.’

‘Mother is shouting (out).’

‘Children are playing.’

‘The boy is sad.’

‘A log is rolling.’

‘The woman sank. / The woman drowned.’

‘Fire burns. / Fire begins to burn.’

‘The ground is dry.’

‘My father was a hunter.’

‘I grind flour.’

‘I dig roots.’

‘The mother pushes the boy.’

‘The woman teaches the children.’

‘I hear you. / I hear your words.’

‘Mother cooks soup.’

‘The soup is boiling. / The soup is cooking.’

‘The woman rolls a log.’

‘The fisherman tethered himself.’

‘They hug each other. / They hug themselves.’

‘The fishermen tethered each other.’

‘The person is eating grouse meat.’

‘The mother causes the boy to start laughing (once).’

‘The mother causes the boy to start laughing (regularly).’

‘I come today.’

‘I come with (=bring) father today.’

‘The table is wiped off.’

‘I wiped the table.’

‘The boy was afraid of the snake.’