Okay... Are these impersonal forms of clois correct? 1.) Affirmative Indicative cloistear Cloistear na héin gach maidin. The birds are heard every morning. 2.) Negative Indicative ní chloistear Ní chloistear na héin gach maidin. The birds aren't heard every morning. 3.) Interrogative an gcloistear nach gcloistear An gcloistear na héin gach maidin? Are the birds heard every morning? 4.) Subordination / Discourse go gcloistear nach gcloistear Sílim go glcoistear na héin gach maidin. I think birds are heard every morning. 5.) Direct Relative Clause a chloistear nach gcloistear Seo na héin a chloistear gach maidin. These are the birds that are heard every morning. 6.) Indirect Relative Clause a gcloistear nach gcloistear Seo an fear a gcloistear a chuid éan gach maidin. This is the man whose birds are heard every morning. * Is it actually the genitive plural that follows "chuid"?Also... how do you make verbal noun phrases with the impersonal forms? For instance, how would you say the following: 1. It is difficult to be heard every morning., 2. I want to be heard every morning., 3. I want my birds to be heard every morning., etc.?