We use prepositional pronouns, called forainmneacha réamhfhoclacha, when a preposition (e.g. with, for, on, at) and a pronoun (e.g. me, you...) come together. In English, two words are used, e.g. ‘with me’ or ‘for them’. In Irish, we combine them to form one word, e.g. liom (le + mé) or dóibh (do + iad). See how many you can spot in the next exercise.
Comórtas na nEolaithe Óga: Buaiteoirí den scoth Léigh na píosaí seo agus freagair na ceisteanna.
Shane Curran
Bhuaigh Shane Curran as Coláiste Thír an Iúir an Comórtas in 2017. Is as Baile Átha Cliath dó. Rinne sé staidéar ar chripteagrafaíocht (cryptography). Taitníonn Eolaíocht go mór leis.
Ciara Judge, Emer Hickey agus Sophie Healy-Thow
Bhuaigh Ciara Judge, Emer Hickey agus Sophie Healy-Thow an Comórtas in 2013. D’fhreastail siad ar Scoil Phobail Chionn tSáile. Thaitin Eolaíocht go mór leo. Creid é nó ná creid, thug Google cuireadh dóibh dul chuig comórtas i San Francisco agus bhuaigh siad!
Scríobh
Aimsigh an Ghaeilge sa téacs. 1. He is from Dublin. 2. He really enjoys science. 3. They really enjoyed science. 4. Google invited them.
