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DublinArnie · 2013-08-21 12:55:37

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#1112 04-06-2014 8:07pm
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Beca19 wrote: »

at least we can leave the whole music course till then and get some beach days in!

Yeah that's what my entire class are doing I don't live near a beach think I will just sleep instead

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#1113 04-06-2014 8:10pm
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Xgracie wrote: »

I will seriously eat my right arm

Think the other people in your exam centre might get a bit of a fright! :L oh well it might liven up the exam a bit...
If the MC does come up one of the Irish classes in my year is screwed...I don't think their teacher even told them what the MC is let alone how to change verbs into it!

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#1114 04-06-2014 8:13pm
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for irish comprehention you can just right down the sentence from the text right?

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#1115 04-06-2014 8:16pm
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MissCupcake wrote: »

for irish comprehention you can just right down the sentence from the text right?

Our Irish teacher said to change the sentence into our own words (even if that is just changing the verb in the sentence or something). It says at the top of the comprehensions as well to have them in your own words.

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#1116 04-06-2014 8:17pm
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For irish for the reading comprehension would you lose marks if you dont change your answers into your own words and copy it directly from the text

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#1117 04-06-2014 8:21pm
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Manutd_4life wrote: »

For irish for the reading comprehension would you lose marks if you dont change your answers into your own words and copy it directly from the text

Nope, once it's right. You're better off get it directly and have it correct then incorrect Irish in your own words

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#1118 04-06-2014 8:22pm
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smiles_1998 wrote: »

Think the other people in your exam centre might get a bit of a fright! :L oh well it might liven up the exam a bit...
If the MC does come up one of the Irish classes in my year is screwed...I don't think their teacher even told them what the MC is let alone how to change verbs into it!

Yeah I'm all for providing a bit of entertainment!
If it comes up most of the classes in Ireland are screwed!

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#1119 04-06-2014 8:23pm
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We've never done the MC in class..
I think I might join gracie in self-cannibalism.

Could anyone give me a quick revision on past, present and future irish endings? I'm actually disgraceful at it..

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#1120 04-06-2014 8:46pm
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How are ye all revising Irish?Also how many poems/stories did ye do?.Nervous I don't have enough

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#1121 04-06-2014 8:49pm
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Eims14 wrote: »

How are ye all revising Irish?Also how many poems/stories did ye do?.Nervous I don't have enough

I've done 0 study so far.
Gonna go over an tÁdh and an tÓzón and maybe the verbs if someone helps me out with that.

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#1122 04-06-2014 8:49pm
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Eims14 wrote: »

How are ye all revising Irish?Also how many poems/stories did ye do?.Nervous I don't have enough

Iam only learning subh milis for filiocht.an tadh for pros.the eachra.and the start and end to a letter

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#1123 04-06-2014 8:49pm
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Eims14 wrote: »

How are ye all revising Irish?Also how many poems/stories did ye do?.Nervous I don't have enough

I have one for each. My poem covers love, youth, animals and i suppose technology if that ever comes up. My story covers luck, death, sadness, animals, friendship.

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#1124 04-06-2014 8:51pm
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Well that makes me feel better What's the layout for paper 1 again left my papers at school...typical...

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#1125 04-06-2014 8:53pm
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Eims14 wrote: »

Well that makes me feel better What's the layout for paper 1 again left my papers at school...typical...

Listening comprehension, 2 Comprehensions, filling in the blanks of 5 sentences, changing the 5 verbs, Essay?
Use studyclix to view you past papers.

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#1126 04-06-2014 8:54pm
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Liordi wrote: »

Listening comprehension, 2 Comprehensions, filling in the blanks of 5 sentences, changing the 5 verbs, Essay?
Use studyclix to view you past papers.

Thanks .If I find my notes for verbs ill PM you

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#1127 04-06-2014 9:12pm
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But guys, what did everyone think of English???

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#1128 04-06-2014 9:15pm
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pianoperson wrote: »

But guys, what did everyone think of English???

There's a whole thread on it.
http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2057222739

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#1129 04-06-2014 9:17pm
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smiles_1998 wrote: »

Our Irish teacher said to change the sentence into our own words (even if that is just changing the verb in the sentence or something). It says at the top of the comprehensions as well to have them in your own words.

thanks!

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#1130 04-06-2014 9:17pm
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Sorry! My brain has melted :')

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#1131 04-06-2014 9:19pm
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anyone else banking on nádur to come up for poetry?

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#1132 04-06-2014 9:23pm
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Fifii wrote: »

The modh coinilach is the "I would..." Tense of verbs. Eg.endings of :fainn fá fadh faimis fadh faidís faí( cead reimniu) / óinn ofá óímid óidis ófaí( Dara) in the order I you he/she/ye we they somebody (sb) Sorry if that's confusing;)

Ahh yessss! I remember now! Thanks so much!

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#1133 04-06-2014 9:57pm
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Yoshifan007ire wrote: »

anyone else banking on nádur to come up for poetry?

that or gra or maybe fearg! Just as long as one of those three come up im sorted!

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#1134 04-06-2014 10:02pm
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Yoshifan007ire wrote: »

anyone else banking on nádur to come up for poetry?

If it doesn't, I'll be fecked to pass the thing.

An tÓzón le Sean Mac Mathúna!

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#1135 04-06-2014 10:03pm
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auzzue wrote: »

If it doesn't, I'll be fecked to pass the thing.

An tÓzón le Sean Mac Mathúna!

isn't an tózon by Maire Aine-Nic Ghearailt?!?

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#1136 04-06-2014 10:43pm
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Msrebeckyxo wrote: »

isn't an tózon by Maire Aine-Nic Ghearailt?!?

It is.

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#1137 04-06-2014 10:45pm
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Studied so much Irish cause I'm dying for an A, please let the paper be nice

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#1138 04-06-2014 10:47pm
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Verb notes for anyone who needs them, thank me later

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#1139 04-06-2014 10:48pm
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thanks a mill.

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#1140 04-06-2014 10:53pm
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Anyone have notes for trialacha teanga part b.I know part A is the verbs, but part be is the fillbthe gaps question that just confuses me.

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#1141 04-06-2014 11:06pm
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Xgracie wrote: »

Verb notes for anyone who needs them, thank me later

they already look way better than mine

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