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Junior Cert Irish HELP!!

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  • 22-04-2012 10:15am
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    TheBigMan9
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    My class is screwed! Dreadful teacher but half of them r doin grinds so he'll end up lookin alright.

    Anyway, we've only done one prós - An Ádh - and today I tried to do another on e myself (An Gadaí) but my irish is quite poor.

    Could someone please type out a summary in english for an gadai for me?
    Does anyone have good notes for An Gadaí?

    Thanks in advance.
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    Clo1995
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    You could maybe try another pro Calua le Sean Mac Mahuna?! Its pretty easy irish and can be used for a lot of themes e.g nature sadness lonely etc!


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    xfabgalx
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    get revise wise and if you can get a fonn 3 from a teacher or something it will help. Just learn off sample answers. also borrow edco exam papersfor codes


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    webactivation
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    Paste it in the Irish version and use Google Tranlatator to change to english..

    TheBigMan9 wrote: »
    My class is screwed! Dreadful teacher but half of them r doin grinds so he'll end up lookin alright.

    Anyway, we've only done one prós - An Ádh - and today I tried to do another on e myself (An Gadaí) but my irish is quite poor.

    Could someone please type out a summary in english for an gadai for me?
    Does anyone have good notes for An Gadaí?

    Thanks in advance.


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    franc 91
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    It's here in both languages -
    http://www.ucc.ie/celt/published/E950004-031/index.html


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    yoyojc
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    Can someone please help me! What is go n-imionn in the aimsir fhastineach ? can you explain why? thank you so much I really appreciate it.


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    bearhugs
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    Go n-imeoidh. Is it the 'go' bit that you're not sure of? Basically it's go in every tense except past tense, when it changes to gur + h, if the verb starts on a consonant, or just gur if it starts on a vowel.


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