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Tá ceist agam!!!

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  • 08-06-2008 11:41pm
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    lovechem
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    So ya I use really simple irish, but its usually grand. I have good enough vocab and I can generally get about 2/3 pages out of a topic. Should I be ok? Or will the simple irish be a bit of a problem?? ahhhhhh.


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    Cokehead Mother
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    The level you're doing and your grade aspirations might be helpful. :)


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    lovechem
    Closed Accounts Posts: 137 ✭✭lovechem


    Higher and like a C2/C1. Don't mind reallly tho! I was thrown into the lowest stream after the JC with a bunch of D students(I got a C) and my teacher just treated us like pass students. By the end about 4 of us ended up doing higher level in different classes. I went into a higher stream and got the second highest in the pre's(60%). Its not unbelievably basic, but I haven't been learning off streams of stuff from resources like Dreimire, Foinse and La.


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    Cokehead Mother
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    You'll be fine. If you have a decent vocabulary and you display competent grammar, then you should be good for a C1. They're really more worried about you writing correctly and having good Irish than being able to write well. When I say 'well', I mean what English examiners expect of us.


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    lovechem
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    yay!!!!!!! :pac: hopefully a lovely teideal will come up tmw! ty ty I feel relieved! Tá faoiseamh agam anois ;)


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