Shawn
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Are the following past tense forms correct for the verb ól? D'ól sé an fíon inné. He drank the wine yesterday. Níor ól sé an fíon inné. He didn't drink the wine yesterday. Ar ól sé an fíon inné? Did he drink the wine yesterday? Nár ól sé an fíon inné? Didn't he drink the wine yesterday? Dúirt sí gur ól sé an fíon inné. She said that he drank the wine yesterday. Dúirt sí nár ól sé an fíon inné. She said that he didn't drink thr wine yeterday. Seo an fear a d'ól an fíon inné. This is the man who drank the wine yesterday. Seo an fear nár ól an fíon inné. This is the man who didn't drink the wine yesterday. Seo an fear ar ól a mhac an fíon inné. This is the man whose son drank the wine yesterday. Seo an fear nár ól a mhac an fíon inné. This is the man whose son didn't drink the wine yesterday. Níl a fhios agam cé a d'ól an fíon inné. I don't know who drank the wine yesterday. Níl a fhios agam cé nár ól an fíon inné. I don't know who didn't drink the wine yesterday.
Oct 22, 2014 7:53 PM
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Tá siad uilig ceart, a Sheáin. Agus ná déan dearmad den bhriathar shaor: Óladh an fíon inné = The wine was drunk/someone drank the wine yesterday
October 23, 2014
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