Daily routine Writing (Higher)

Discover different ways of describing your daily activities using a variety of tenses and core vocabulary.

Part ofIrish – Learners (CCEA)Identity, lifestyle and culture

Writing (Higher)

Question

You receive an email from your friend Lorcan. Translate the sentences in bold into Irish.

Faigheann tú ríomhphost ó do chara Lorcan. Cuir Gaeilge ar na habairtí a bhfuil cló trom orthu.

I will be 16 years old next Thursday but I will have a party in my house next Friday night, the 30th of June. I cannot have my party on Thursday because I always go to football training at six, and then when I return home I help around the house and I study for a couple of hours. Will you be able to come to the party or do you go to your grandparents' house on a Friday night? I would like you to be there. My friend Anna from the Gaeltacht will be there. I talk to her almost every day online. I think that you will get on well with her. My mum says that you can all stay overnight at our house that night because I spent all day on Sunday cleaning my room. I heard that you started playing netball. Do you practice often during the week? I stay after school three days a week for sport and I love it.

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Téim go traenáil peile ar a sé i gcónaí