Learn Scottish Gaelic - eSgoil N5 - Lesson 14 - The Irregular Past Tense Verb

How to master the past tense of
This video looks at it in the subject area of holidays which will help with the contexts of society and culture and help prepare for possible assignment writing tasks.

[@Nadiapm2001]

Oh, wow! This is so helpful! Thank you :)

[@sineadward5225]

Do you have anything on speaking about what you did at the weekend?

[@gaidhligaguscamanachd]

might do , not sure where off the top of my head

[@lauratictoc]

what are the rules for using do or d' are they interchangable? is An do rinn the same as An d'rinn? does the pronunciation change reflecting the missing vowel? tapadh leibh a thidseir!

[@gaidhligaguscamanachd]

No. Yes. Yes.

[@ailiseby_]

how come it's 'dé chunnaic tHu' but 'dé chuala tu'?

[@GrahamTodd-ca]

I heard it explained as a result of variation in the use of "tu" and "thu" historically and in regional dialects. I think now it has stabilized as convention to do with whether the previous word ends in a consonant or vowel. Can someone else comment?