Irish Grammar You Really Need To Know Teach Yourself Amonn Dnaill by Éamonn Ó Dónaill instant download after payment.

Construct language instinctively

Communicate confidently

Many people find the learning of grammar extremely daunting; in this book, therefore, an attempt has been made to explain the grammar of Irish in simple, jargon-free language and to present examples that are useful and reflect everyday usage. All the structures presented are illustrated with examples that are translated into English. It is probably worth making the glossary of grammatical terms your starting point, especially if you are unsure about terms such as noun, adjective, verb, etc.

On the contents page, the grammar covered in each unit is outlined. If you want to look up a particular grammar point, you can also consult the index at the back of the book.

The following procedure is suggested for working through each unit.  Read the section headed In this unit you will learn about …, in order to get an overview of what grammar is taught in the unit. When the structures contained in that section are clear to you, try out the exercises which follow the explanations. These are designed to give you immediate practice of the grammar points, through a variety of activities. It may be better not to write your answers into the book, so that you can return to the exercises at a later date to test yourself. At that point, try to do them without looking at the explanations, to see what you can remember.