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A1 · Beginner

Irish A1

Sentences

550

Structures

24

By the end of this level

  • ✓Say how you are and how someone else is
  • ✓Explain where you are and how things stand
  • ✓Say what you have
  • ✓Talk about your feelings — hunger, joy, anger
  • ✓Say what someone is, with the copula
  • ✓Say what you like
  • ✓Describe a person or a thing
  • ✓Talk about what people do, and what you're doing now
  • ✓Ask who, what, and where
  • ✓Say the day, the time, and the weather

Grammar points covered

  1. 01

    Saying how someone is (Tá mé / Tá tú)

    tá + pronoun

  2. 02

    Saying where you are, or how things are (Tá… / Níl… / An bhfuil…?)

    tá + state / location

  3. 03

    Saying what you have (Tá X agam)

    tá + ag for possession

  4. 04

    Saying you're hungry, happy, or angry (Tá ocras / áthas / fearg orm)

    tá + orm for feelings

  5. 05

    Saying what someone is (Is… é / í)

    copula

  6. 06

    Saying what you like (Is maith liom)

    is maith liom

  7. 07

    Home words (teach, arán, tae…)

    vocabulary for home

  8. 08

    Describing a thing (an madra ciúin)

    noun + adjective

  9. 09

    Talking about what people do (téann sé / glanann sí)

    present tense (analytic)

  10. 10

    Asking a yes-or-no question (An bhfuil…?)

    present questions

  11. 11

    Talking about what you're doing right now (Tá mé ag…)

    ag + verbal noun

  12. 12

    Everyday actions (ithe, dul, obair…)

    verbs + verbal noun core

  13. 13

    Pointing to one thing or many (an / na)

    articles

  14. 14

    Saying you're in a place (sa…)

    i + article

  15. 15

    Saying my, your, or his (mo / do / a + lenition)

    lenition + possessives

  16. 16

    Saying in, our, or their (i / ár / a + eclipsis)

    eclipsis + possessives

  17. 17

    Simple prepositions (a, in, da, di, su, con, per)

    prepositions simple

  18. 18

    Asking who, what, or where (Cé / Cad / Cá)

    cé / cad / cé

  19. 19

    Counting from one to twenty (один… двадцать)

    numbers 120

  20. 20

    Saying the day and the time (Dé Luain… / a trí a chlog)

    time and days

  21. 21

    Talking about the weather (Tá sé fuar / ag cur…)

    weather + tá

  22. 22

    Calling someone by name (a Sheáin)

    vocative case

  23. 23

    Joining two ideas (agus / ach / nó)

    agus + ach + no

  24. 24

    Telling someone what to do (Dún… / Ná…)

    imperatives

Sentences you will encounter

Tá mé anseo.

I am here.

An bhfuil ticéad agaibh?

Do you have a ticket?

Ní maith leo feoil.

They don't like meat.

Oibríonn sé anseo.

He works here.

Níl muid ag obair.

We are not working.

Tá mo chara anseo.

My friend is here.

Tá sé sa chistin.

He is in the kitchen.

Níl seacht gcarr againn.

We do not have seven cars.

Ná rith, a bhuachaill.

Don't run, boy.

Ná suigh síos.

Don't sit down.

A2 · Elementary

Irish A2

Sentences

610

Structures

30

By the end of this level

  • ✓Talk about where you were and what you did
  • ✓Use the common irregular past forms — went, did, saw
  • ✓Say where you will be and what you will do
  • ✓Talk about what usually happens
  • ✓Say what you'd like to do
  • ✓Say what you prefer, can, need, and must do
  • ✓Say what you know, and what pleases you
  • ✓Give a reason and say when something happens
  • ✓Count people and things, and use ordinals
  • ✓Compare two things and say that something is there

Grammar points covered

  1. 01

    Saying where you were (Bhí / Ní raibh / An raibh)

    bhi + past

  2. 02

    Talking about what you did (Ghlan mé…)

    regular past tense

  3. 03

    Talking about going, doing, and seeing (chuaigh / rinne / chonaic)

    irregular past tense

  4. 04

    Saying where you will be (Beidh)

    beidh + future tense

  5. 05

    Saying what you will do (-faidh / -fidh / -óidh)

    regular future tense

  6. 06

    Saying you will go, do, or see (rachaidh / déanfaidh…)

    irregular future tense

  7. 07

    Everyday irregular verbs (chuaigh, rinne, rachaidh…)

    verbs + irregular core

  8. 08

    Talking about what usually happens (Bíonn)

    bionn + habitual tense

  9. 09

    Saying what you'd like to do (Ba mhaith liom… a…)

    ba mhaith liom + verbal noun

  10. 10

    Saying who it's at, on, or to (agam / ort / dó)

    prepositional pronouns

  11. 11

    Saying it's mine (Is liomsa é)

    possession

  12. 12

    Saying what you prefer (Is fearr liom)

    is fearr liom

  13. 13

    Saying what you can do (Is féidir liom)

    is feidir liom

  14. 14

    Saying what you're able to do (Tá mé in ann…)

    ta me in ann

  15. 15

    Saying what you need (Teastaíonn X uaim)

    teastaionn uaim

  16. 16

    Saying a thing pleases you (Taitníonn sé liom)

    taitnionn liom

  17. 17

    Saying what you know (Tá a fhios agam)

    tá a fhios agam

  18. 18

    Saying what you must do (Caithfidh mé…)

    caithfidh + must

  19. 19

    Giving a reason (mar / mar gheall ar)

    mar / mar gheall ar

  20. 20

    Counting things from two up (dhá chat…)

    counting nouns

  21. 21

    Ordinal numbers

    ordinals

  22. 22

    Counting people (duine / beirt / triúr)

    personal numbers

  23. 23

    Asking a question, or saying no (An… / Ní… / Ar… / Nár…)

    question particles

  24. 24

    Saying when something happens (nuair a…)

    nuair a

  25. 25

    Saying on the, or at the (ar an… / ag an…)

    preposition + article

  26. 26

    Saying where you're going (go / chuig / isteach / suas)

    position + motion

  27. 27

    Naming more than one (na leabhair…)

    noun plurals

  28. 28

    Comparing, and saying more than (níos … ná)

    comparatives níos

  29. 29

    Saying that something is there (Tá … ann)

    tá + ann

  30. 30

    Life words (bus, ticéad, airgead…)

    words for life

Sentences you will encounter

Bhí mé tinn inné.

I was sick yesterday.

Beidh ocras orm anocht.

I will be hungry tonight.

Gheobhaidh mé é.

I will get it.

Is léise í seo.

This is hers.

Tá mé in ann é a dhéanamh anois.

I am able to do it now.

Tá a fhios agam cé hé anois.

I know now who he is.

Tá dhá fhuinneog sa seomra.

There are two windows in the room.

Nuair a osclaíonn sí an doras, tagann an madra.

When she opens the door, the dog comes.

Tá na scoileanna dúnta inniu.

The schools are closed today.

Tá freagra aici.

She has an answer.

B1 · Intermediate

Irish B1

Sentences

520

Structures

26

By the end of this level

  • ✓Say what someone was
  • ✓Describe which person or thing you mean
  • ✓Report what someone said or thought
  • ✓Say if, or if not
  • ✓Say what you would, could, or should do
  • ✓Talk about what you'd like to be doing
  • ✓Say how long something lasts, or has lasted
  • ✓Talk about what you've finished and what used to happen
  • ✓Explain why you're doing something, or do it even though
  • ✓Compare and pick out the biggest or the best

Grammar points covered

  1. 01

    Saying what someone was (Ba mhúinteoir é)

    past copula

  2. 02

    Saying which person or which thing (a + lenition)

    direct relative

  3. 03

    Reporting what someone said (go / nach)

    go / nach

  4. 04

    Thinking and deciding (ceapaim, creidim, molaim…)

    verbs for thinking and deciding

  5. 05

    Saying if, or if not (má / mura)

    ma + mura

  6. 06

    Saying what you would, could, or should do (dhéanfainn / an bhféadfá / ba chóir)

    conditional tense

  7. 07

    Saying what you'd like to read or do (X a léamh)

    verbal noun + object

  8. 08

    Saying you'd like to be doing it (a bheith ag déanamh…)

    a bheith ag

  9. 09

    Saying for how long (ar feadh seachtaine)

    ar feadh + genitive

  10. 10

    Saying how long so far (le seachtain)

    le for duration

  11. 11

    Saying I eat or I go, in one word (ithim / téim)

    present synthetic

  12. 12

    Saying a job is finished (Tá X déanta / ite / scríofa)

    verbal adjective

  13. 13

    Saying what you've done (Tá X déanta agam)

    perfect agam

  14. 14

    Talking about what used to happen (Bhíodh)

    bhiodh + habitual past tense

  15. 15

    Saying what people do, without naming them (-tar / -tear)

    autonomous present

  16. 16

    Saying the place where someone is (a bhfuil…)

    indirect relative

  17. 17

    Saying why you're doing it (chun / le go)

    purpose + chun + le + go

  18. 18

    Saying it even though (cé go…)

    cé go for although

  19. 19

    Saying you know where, or asking whether (cá bhfuil / an…)

    indirect question

  20. 20

    Saying of the house, or someone's name (teach an fhir)

    basic genitive

  21. 21

    Life words (B1) (scrúdú, tuairim, deis…)

    words for life

  22. 22

    Saying after, according to, or despite (tar éis / de réir / in ainneoin)

    compound prepositions

  23. 23

    Describing more than one thing (na tithe móra)

    plural adjectives

  24. 24

    Saying which is the biggest or the best (is mó / is fearr)

    superlatives

  25. 25

    Saying me, not you (mise / tusa)

    emphatic pronouns

  26. 26

    Saying not only, but also (ní hamháin… ach… freisin)

    correlatives

Sentences you will encounter

Ba mhúinteoir é.

He was a teacher.

An bhfeiceann tú go bhfágfaidh sí amárach?

Do you see that she will leave tomorrow?

D'fhéadfaimis siúl.

We could walk.

Bhí sí ag obair ar feadh uair an chloig.

She was working for an hour.

Níl an litir scríofa.

The letter is not written.

Glantar an seomra ar maidin.

The room is cleaned in the morning.

Cé nach bhfuil sí anseo, glaoim uirthi.

Although she is not here, I call her.

Tá deis againn.

We have a chance / opportunity.

Sin an duine is fearr.

That is the best person.

Tá an scéal chomh fada leis an leabhar.

The story is as long as the book.

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