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Conjugation

blahblahbla · 2010-10-31 22:33:48

I was looking at wikepidia about Irish verbs but it mentions Imperfect Preterite, Conditional, Imperative tenses mean. What does it mean ,what is an English equivalent so I can understand what these tenses mean.

31-10-2010 10:33pm

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blahblahbla

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I was looking at wikepidia about Irish verbs but it mentions Imperfect Preterite, Conditional, Imperative tenses mean. What does it mean ,what is an English equivalent so I can understand what these tenses mean.

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#2 31-10-2010 10:38pm

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Very basically, using the verb "to go":
I used to go;
I would go; and
Go!
respectfully.

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