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Irish "alt"

Wesc. · 2012-02-16 11:49:05

Hi everyone, Ok so we've never covered this in school, but I'd just like to know how you actually do it? Like, is it the same as an essay or is there a specific layout? Thanks!

16-02-2012 11:49am

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Wesc.

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Hi everyone,

Ok so we've never covered this in school, but I'd just like to know how you actually do it? Like, is it the same as an essay or is there a specific layout?

Thanks!

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#2 16-02-2012 4:28pm

snoreborewhore

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I answered the alt section on my November exams because it was the only question that suited me - and we hadn't covered that in class either. I just wrote it the same as I'd write any basic Irish essay, but I included the title at the top of it - because for articles in English we're told to give it a heading, so I figured it was the same for Irish. I did well enough anyway - got a B1. Hope that helps

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