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does "a" take a seimhiu in this context

f140 · 2015-02-24 20:35:17

if you say cad a chloiseann sibh- should the cloiseann take a seimhiu. céard a cheannaíonn tú.... should the ceannaionn take a seimhiú etc if so why?

24-02-2015 8:35pm

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if you say
cad a chloiseann sibh- should the cloiseann take a seimhiu.
céard a cheannaíonn tú.... should the ceannaionn take a seimhiú etc

if so why?

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#2 24-02-2015 9:41pm

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The "a" introduces a subordinate clause, whose verb is lenited.

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