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    #32
    examstress
    Registered Users Posts: 206 ✭✭examstress


    Peoples I need help ! When do you know when to say mbliana bliana etc. in the grammer section :(


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    #33
    _ReyRey_
    Registered Users Posts: 71 ✭✭_ReyRey_


    Drift_King_33 wrote: »
    Our teacher gets us to put at least once in every single sentence. I end up running out of them or having to repeat them at the end.

    Really? I would avoid that if you have to end up repeating them, then the examiner will know you've run out of things to say(just my opinion)


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    #34
    Drift_King_33
    Registered Users Posts: 55 ✭✭Drift_King_33


    examstress wrote: »
    Peoples I need help ! When do you know when to say mbliana bliana etc. in the grammer section :(

    1-6 = séimhiu
    7-10 and multiples of 10 = urú


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    #35
    _ReyRey_
    Registered Users Posts: 71 ✭✭_ReyRey_


    Drift_King_33 wrote: »
    Any tips for the Cluastuiscint? I am bricking it for that section alone.

    Read the question and check exactly what it's asking for.
    If the question is 'cá bhfuil' you'll know to listen for a place name
    If the question is 'cé mhéad' listen for numbers

    I know that's ****e advice, no one likes the listening.


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    #36
    Drift_King_33
    Registered Users Posts: 55 ✭✭Drift_King_33


    _ReyRey_ wrote: »
    Read the question and check exactly what it's asking for.
    If the question is 'cá bhfuil' you'll know to listen for a place name
    If the question is 'cé mhéad' listen for numbers

    I know that's ****e advice, no one likes the listening.

    Thanks :) Lifesaver :D


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    #37
    Cr4pSnip3r
    Registered Users Posts: 792 ✭✭✭Cr4pSnip3r


    The Ríomhphoist for OL is the stupidest thing ever. You spend all your time in school and barely ever touch the future tense, and it wants you to use loads of it. So stupid.


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    #38
    DUBLINHITMAN97
    Registered Users Posts: 121 ✭✭DUBLINHITMAN97


    Do you have to use full sentences for ordinary level Irish? I'm looking on examinations.ie and there are no full sentences for any question.


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    #39
    ajguy97
    Registered Users Posts: 38 ✭ajguy97


    Anyone got notes on modh conniolodh!? i heard its gonna come up :L


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    #40
    ow9654
    Closed Accounts Posts: 132 ✭✭ow9654


    ajguy97 wrote: »
    Anyone got notes on modh conniolodh!? i heard its gonna come up :L

    http://www.hofshi.net/Ceachtanna_MeanRang_F10/Ceacht%20F10-M06.pdf
    There ya go laddy


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    #41
    ajguy97
    Registered Users Posts: 38 ✭ajguy97


    ow9654 wrote: »
    http://www.hofshi.net/Ceachtanna_MeanRang_F10/Ceacht%20F10-M06.pdf
    There ya go laddy

    Sound :)


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    #42
    ow9654
    Closed Accounts Posts: 132 ✭✭ow9654


    I believe you can use chuirfeadh on any of them as long as you use the ending properly
    Chuirfeadh me, se, si, muid.
    d’ólfadh me, se, si etc


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    #43
    suargasm
    Registered Users Posts: 8 ✭suargasm


    any idea what themes are coming up for poetry


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    #44
    Jack_OLantern
    Registered Users Posts: 193 ✭✭Jack_OLantern


    DublinArnie wrote: »
    Same!

    We should all team up. I know about 3 sentences in Irish! Plus few random words.


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