
In this lecture, I outline what the course content will be, what the aims are, and generally outline the plan for this course.
*Correction- siopa (spelling mistake)
This lecture will introduce verbs. We begin by introducing the past tense verb.
In this lecture we look at nuances of the aimsir caite eg +h, words that begin with a vowel etc.
We begin to look at verbs with 2 syllables. Also, how to say the negative form of verbs.
In this lecture, we begin to look at the present tense. You will be able to see a difference in tense.
In this lecture we will move on to two syllable verbs in the present tense. We will also look at the negative form in the present tense.
In this lecture, we will have an introduction to the future tense. You will be able to now see a big change from past. present, to future tense.
In this lecture, we will wrap up section 1 and look forward to section 2.
Created due to demand from students of my 'Irish for beginners' course, this course is designed for the student who wishes to either improve their level of written and spoken Gaeilge, or for a new learner. We look at some of the more complex elements of language learning- things such as verbs and grammar. Below I will outline some course content, and the objectives of the course:
By the end of the course, the student will be more aware of the complexities of Gaeilge, and be in a better position to begin writing or creating their own sentences!
The course is designed in a way which outlines the objectives at the beginning of each lesson, so the student is fully aware of what will be covered. I believe this clear and concise approach is the most effective way to teach difficult concepts to students.
-We begin our course by looking at an overview of the material.
-We then become introduced to verbs- past, present, and future tense.
-We look at possessive grammar.
-We see how all concepts go hand in hand when it comes to creating sentences.
If you are someone who has a love of languages, or Gaeilge, then you will find this course suitable for you.