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Freagair (Answer)

1. Cad tá ag Nóra? What does Nora have? – Tá peann ag Nóra, agus tá duch aici. Nora has a pen, and she has ink.

2. Cad tá ag Brian? What does Brian have? – Tá cailc ag Brian, ach níl peann luaidhe aige. Brian has chalk, but he doesn’t have a pencil.

3. Cad tá ag Máire? What does Mary have? – Tá rothar ag Máire, ach níl carr aici. Mary has a bicycle, but she does not have a car.

4. Cad tá ag Seán agus ag Pól? What do Sean and Paul have? – Tá airgead ag Seán agus ag Pól, ach níl punt acu. Sean and Paul have money, but they do not have a pound.

Cuir Gaeilge ar seo (Translate into Irish)

1. I have a pen. – Tá peann agam.

2. You have chalk. – Tá cailc agat.

3. He has a car. – Tá carr aige.

4. She has a bicycle but she has not a car. – Tá rothar aici ach níl carr aici.

5. We have money but we have not a pound. – Tá airgead againn ach níl punt againn.

6. They have a pound. – Tá punt acu.

7. The teacher has chalk. – Tá cailc ag an múinteoir.

8. What have you got? I have a penny. – Cad tá agat? Tá pingin agam.

Resources:

PII Answer sheets, html format.
PII Answer sheets, downloadable PDF format.
Irish Dictionary Online.

Bookshops:

Cúpla Focal, Litríocht, Cló Iar-Chonnachta.

Progress in Irish (Máiréad Ní Ghráda ) is published by The Educational Company (ISBN 0-86167-159-7).

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Freagair (Answer)

1. Táim ag obair; nílim ag súgradh. – I am working; I am not playing.

2. Tá an páiste tinn ach níl se ag gol. – The child is ill but he is not crying.

3. An bhfuil tú ag éisteacht? Táim. – Are you listening? I am.

4. Tá siad ag obair agus tá siad ag canadh. – They are working and they are singing.

5. Tá an obair críochnaithe agus táimid ag rince. – The work is finished and we are dancing.

Cuir Gaeilge ar seo (Translate into Irish)

1. I am tired but I am working. – Táim tuirseach ach taím ag obair.

2. The girl is ill but she is not crying. – Tá an cailín tinn ach níl sí ag gol.

3. You are talking: you are not listening. – Tá tú ag caint: níl tú ag éisteacht.

4. Are you reading? We are not reading; we are writing. – An bhfuil sibh ag léamh? Nílimid ag léamh, táimid ag scríobh.

5. They are eating and drinking. – Tá siad ag ithe agus ag ól.

6. The man is going away; he is not coming here. – Tá an fear ag imeacht; níl sé ag teacht anseo.

7. They are not playing; they are working. – Níl siad ag súgradh; tá siad ag obair.

Resources:

PII Answer sheets, html format.
PII Answer sheets, downloadable PDF format.
Irish Dictionary Online.

Bookshops:

C&úacute;pla Focal, Litríocht, Cló Iar-Chonnachta.

Progress in Irish (Máiréad Ní Ghráda ) is published by The Educational Company (ISBN 0-86167-159-7).

Resources at end of lesson…

Freagair (Answer)

1. Cad tá dúnta? What is shut? – Tá an doras dúnta. The door is shut.

2. Cad tá oscailte? What is open? – Tá an fhuinneog oscailte. The window is open.

3. Cad tá briste? What is broken? – Tá an peann briste. The pen is broken.

4. Cad tá stróicthe? What is torn? – Tá an leabhar stróicthe. The book is torn.

5. Cad tá caillte? What is lost? – Tá an t-airgead caillte. The money is lost.

6. Cad tá caite. What is worn out? – Tá an bhróg caite. The shoe is worn out.

7. Cad tá déanta? What is done? – Tá an obair déanta. The work is done.

8. Cad tá críochnaithe? What is finished? – Tá an ceacht críochnaithe. The lesson is finished.

9. Cad tá scríofa? What is written? – Tá an litir scríofa? The letter is written.

10. Cé tá imithe? Who is gone away? – Tá an fear imithe. The man is gone away.

Cuir Gaeilge ar seo (Translate into Irish)

1. The door is open. – Tá an doras oscailte.

2. The window is shut. – Tá an fhuinneog dúnta.

3. The pencil is broken. – Tá an peann luaidhe briste.

4. The book is lost. – Tá an leabhar caillte.

5. The coat is worn out. – Tá an cóta caite.

6. The work is finished. – Tá an obair críochnaithe.

7. The lesson is written. – Tá an ceacht scríofa.

8. The child is gone away. – Tá an páiste imithe.

9. The pen is lost. – Tá an peann caillte.

10. The book is torn. – Tá an leabhar stróicthe.

11. The box is closed. – Tá an bosca dúnta.

12. The shoe is worn out. – Tá an bhróg caite.

13. The window is broken. – Tá an fhuinneog briste.

14. The letter is finished. – Tá an litir críochnaithe.

15. The woman is gone away. – Tá an bhean imithe.

16. The road is long. – Tá an bóthar fada.

17. Brian is laughing. – Tá Brian ag gáire.

18. Sean is coming in. – Tá Seán ag teacht isteacht.

Resources:

PII Answer sheets, html format.
PII Answer sheets, downloadable PDF format.
Irish Dictionary Online.

Bookshops:

Cúpla Focal, Litríocht, Cló Iar-Chonnachta.

Progress in Irish (Máiréad Ní Ghráda ) is published by The Educational Company (ISBN 0-86167-159-7).

Resources at end of lesson…

Freagair (Answer)

1. Cad tá lán? What is full? – Tá an mála lán. The bag is full.

2. Cad tá folamh? What is empty? – Tá an bosca folamh. The box is empty.

3. Cad tá cam? What is crooked? – Tá an bóthar cam. The road is crooked.

4. Cad tá díreach? What is straight? – Tá an tsráid díreach. The street is straight.

5. Cad tá milis? What is sweet? – Tá an t-úll milis. The apple is sweet.

6. Cad tá géar? What is sour? – Tá an bainne géar. The milk is sour.

7. Cad tá salach? What is dirty? – Tá an bhróg salach. The shoe is dirty.

8. Cad tá glan? What is clean? – Tá an t-urlár glan. The floor is clean.

9. Cad tá fada? What is long? – Tá an bóthar fada. The road is long.

10. Cé tá tuirseach? Who is tired? – Tá Brian tuirseach. Brian is tired.

11. Cé tá tinn? Who is ill? – Tá Nóra tinn. Nora is ill.

12. Cé tá anseo? Who is here? Tá an fear anseo. The man is here.

Cuir Gaeilge ar seo (Translate into Irish)

1. The man is tired. Tá an fear tuirseach.

2. The woman is ill. Tá an bhean tinn.

3. The road is dirty. Tá an bóthar salach.

4. The street is clean. Tá an tsráid glan.

5. The shoe is here. Tá an bhróg anseo.

6. The milk is sour. Tá an bainne géar.

7. The bag is empty. Tá an mála folamh.

8. The road is long. Tá an bóthar fada.

9. The floor is clean. Tá an t-urlár glan.

10. Who is there? Cé tá ansin?

11. The boy is coming. Tá an buachaill ag teacht.

12. The child is ill. Tá an páiste tinn.

13. The girl is crying. Tá an cailín an gol.

14. Nora is talking. Tá Nóra ag caint.

15. Brian is laughing. Tá Brian ag gáire.

16. The man is going home. Tá an fear ag dul abhaile.

Resources:

PII Answer sheets, html format.
PII Answer sheets, downloadable PDF format.
Irish Dictionary Online.

Bookshops:

Cúpla Focal, Litríocht, Cló Iar-Chonnachta.

Progress in Irish (Máiréad Ní Ghráda ) is published by The Educational Company (ISBN 0-86167-159-7).

Resources at end of lesson…

Lesson 1: Tá, verb placement.

Freagair (Answer)

1. Cé tá ag siúl? Who is walking? – Tá Brian ag siúl. Brian is walking.

2. Cé tá ag rith? Who is running? – Tá Seán ag rith. Seaán is running.

3. Cé tá ag ithe? Who is eating? – Tá Nóra ag ithe. Nóra is eating.

4. Cé tá ag ól? Who is drinking? – Tá Máire ag ól. Máire is drinking.

5. Cé tá ag gáire? Who is laughing? – Tá an fear ag gáire. The man is laughing.

6. Cé tá ag gol? Who is crying? – Tá an páiste ag gol. The child is crying.

7. Cá tá ag dul amach? Who is going out? – Tá an bhean ag dul amach. The woman is going out.

8. Cé tá ag teacht isteach? Who is coming in? – Tá an cailín ag teacht isteach. The girl is coming in.

9. Cé tá ag dul abhaile? Who is coming home? – Tá an buachaill ag dul abhaile. The boy is coming home.

10. Cé tá ag caint? Who is talking? – Tá an múinteoir ag caint. The teacher is talking.

Cuir Gaeilge ar seo (Translate into Irish)

1. Nora is running. Tá Nóra ag rith.

2. Brian is talking. Tá Brian ag caint.

3. Sean is coming. Tá Seán ag teacht.

4. The girl is crying. Tá an caillin ag gol.

5. The teacher is laughing. Tá an múinteoir ag gáire.

6. The man is coming. Tá an fear ag teacht.

7. The woman is going home. Tá an bhean ag dul abhaile.

8. The child is eating. Tá an páiste ag ithe.

9. The boy is drinking. Tá an buachaill ag ól.

10. Nora is coming in. Tá Nóra ag teacht isteach.

11. Eamann is going out. Tá Eamann ag dul amach.

12. Niall is coming home. Tá Niall ag teacht abhaile.

Resources:

PII Answer sheets, html format.
PII Answer sheets, downloadable PDF format.
Irish Dictionary Online.

Bookshops:

Cúpla Focal, Litríocht, Cló Iar-Chonnachta.

That complete lesson 1. Very simple, yah?
Any feedback? Is the format ok or?