First Irish Grammar
First Irish Grammar
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He is stronger noio than ever he was.
If the comparison is completely past in the mind of the speaker, nT t)A is used instead of riTof, but if the present time is not completely excluded, tiTof may be used.
If t)OiC tiom 50 t^Ait) f6 niof (ni x>^) tAiT)|te wA SeA%Sx\. I think that he was stronger than John ; but, t)A tiOiC tiom 50 jtAit) f 6 tiT Da tAit)|\e ti^ SeAS^^n, / thought that he was stronger than John.
159. I^he superlative degree must always be preceded by the verb if. {bA is used in ...the past, and t)At) in the conditional.) TJte highest hill in Ireland. An cnoc if AOi|iT)e ) n-6i|\inn Digitized by Googk 21 IRREGULAR COMPARATIVES.
Positive COMP. & Super.
beAj, small tu5A fA-OA, long f uiDe, f lA m6\iy big tno otc, ^^d meAf A tn Ai c, ^(0(7d f e Ap|v 5eA|\|\, short 5iop|\A Positive CoMP. & Super.
minic, ojten minici, mioncA ce, warm ueo ci|\im, dry ciojimA 5|Ao.rTOA,w^/y gp^itroe Ap-o, Az]o-A AOiiA-oe, Aip"oe •oocA I ^ro6- (•o6cAit)e •0615 ) able (-ooijce.
167. NUMERAL ADJECTIVES.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He is stronger noio than ever he was.
If the comparison is completely past in the mind of the speaker, nT t)A is used instead of riTof, but if the present time is not completely excluded, tiTof may be used.
If t)OiC tiom 50 t^Ait) f6 niof (ni x>^) tAiT)|te wA SeA%Sx\. I think that he was stronger than John ; but, t)A tiOiC tiom 50 jtAit) f 6 tiT Da tAit)|\e ti^ SeAS^^n, / thought that he was stronger than John.
159. I^he superlative degree must always be preceded by the verb if. {bA is used in ...the past, and t)At) in the conditional.) TJte highest hill in Ireland. An cnoc if AOi|iT)e ) n-6i|\inn Digitized by Googk 21 IRREGULAR COMPARATIVES.
Positive COMP. & Super.
beAj, small tu5A fA-OA, long f uiDe, f lA m6\iy big tno otc, ^^d meAf A tn Ai c, ^(0(7d f e Ap|v 5eA|\|\, short 5iop|\A Positive CoMP. & Super.
minic, ojten minici, mioncA ce, warm ueo ci|\im, dry ciojimA 5|Ao.rTOA,w^/y gp^itroe Ap-o, Az]o-A AOiiA-oe, Aip"oe •oocA I ^ro6- (•o6cAit)e •0615 ) able (-ooijce.
167. NUMERAL ADJECTIVES.
What to read after First Irish Grammar?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Christian Brothers to read onlineMoreLess
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