Can you name body parts, describe how you feel and explain everyday illnesses?
Part ofIrish – Learners (CCEA)Local, national, international and global
Can you finish the sentences appropriately? An example has been done for you.
Ólaim uisce nuair atá ... Ólaim uisce nuair atá tart orm.
I drink water when ... I drink water when I am thirsty.
Sample answers are given to each question.
Téim a luí nuair atá ...
Téim a luí nuair atá tuirse orm. - I go to bed when I am tired.
Tugaim cuairt ar an fhiaclóir nuair atá ...
Tugaim cuairt ar an fhiaclóir nuair atá tinneas fiacaile orm. - I visit the dentist when I have a toothache.
Ithim dinnéar mór nuair atá ...
Ithim dinnéar mór nuair atá ocras orm. - I eat a big dinner when I am hungry.
Déanaim coinne leis an dochtúir nuair atá ...
Déanaim coinne leis an dochtúir nuair atá tinneas orm. - I make an appointment with the doctor when I am ill.
Glacaim piollaí agus leigheas nuair atá ...
Glacaim piollaí agus leigheas nuair atá mé tinn. - I take pills and medicine when I am sick.
Nuair atá an fliú orm ...
Nuair atá an fliú orm, glacaim leigheas. - When I have the flu, I take medicine.
Nuair atá mo mhéar dóite ...
Nuair atá mo mhéar dóite, cuirim uachtar air. - When my finger is burnt, I put cream on it.
Nuair atá mo rúitín leonta ...
Nuair atá mo ruitín leonta, cuirim bindealán air. - When my ankle is sprained, I put a bandage on it.
Nuair atá mo chos briste ...
Nuair atá mo chos briste, faighim plástar Pháras air. - When my foot is broken, I get a plaster of Paris cast.
Nuair atá m’aghaidh gearrtha ...
Nuair atá m’aghaidh gearrtha, faighim greimeanna. - When my face is cut, I get stitches.
