I am putting up notes that i have, i am trying to only put up the best ones as i want this blog to be useful and give good notes to help people.
If anyone else has notes/sample answers/advice, anything really that you think would be a benefit to other people doing the leaving cert please feel free to comment or message me if you would like me to post it on this blog.
The leaving cert is not a fun time but we all have to do it so we might as well help each other through.
If anyone donates anything to the blog i will say that, i will not take credit for work that is not mine.
Also, do not forget to spread the word about this blog. Tell your friends/family/classmates. Retweet about it on twitter, share the links, lets help as many people as we can :)
Thursday, 11 April 2013
Helpful website links
These are just some of the websites available online that might be of some help to you. They have revision notes, advice, exampapers, answers, marking schemes etc.
Some of these i have used, others i have not.
I am not responsible for any of the content on these pages, i am just providing the links to them as they may be of help.
https://sites.google.com/site/gobanengineeringnotes/
http://studynotes.ie/leaving-cert/
http://www.examsupport.ie/
http://www.aoifesnotes.com/
http://lcnotes.blogspot.ie/
http://sgcbusiness.com/business-notes/
www.skool.ie
www.scoilnet.com
mystudymate.ie
positivemaths.ie
examinations.ie
studyclix.ie
http://myleavingcertnotes.blogspot.ie/
http://www.stkevinscollege.com/leavingHistory.html
http://www.mocks.ie/
http://lcgeography.preswex.ie/
http://www.cnocmhuiregranard.ie/wordpress/index.php/academia/mr-carrolls-notes/mr-carrolls-notes/leaving-certificate-maths-notes
http://thephysicsteacher.ie/leavingcertbiologyhome.html
Irish grammar - aidíocht sheallbhach - possessions
aidíocht sheallbhach - possessions
This is for possesssions, so when you are saying, my___, his___ etc,
For this you use:
my - mo
your - do
his - a
her - a
our - ár
you (pl) - bhur
their - a
When using these before a word that begins with a constanant eg carr
Mo + shéimhú (h) Mo charr
Do + shéimhú (h) Do charr
a (masc) + shéimhú (h) a charr
a (fem) no change a carr
Ár + urú Ár gcarr
Bhur + urú Bhur gcarr
A (pl) + urú a gcarr
When using these before a word that begins with a vowel eg oráiste
Mo M'_______ m'oráiste
Do D'_______ d'oráiste
a (masc) no change a orásite
a (fem) h before a horáiste
Ár Urú n-_____ Ár n-oráiste
Bhur Urú n-______ Bhur n-oráiste
a (pl) Urú n-______ a n-oráiste
Irish grammar - Forainm Reamhfhocalach (eg Liom, uirthi, agat)
Irish grammar - Forainm Reamhfhocalach (eg Liom, uirthi, agat)
Fancy Irish word but bascially it is just when you put the reamhfhocal shimplí (as, ag, ar... etc..) and the forainm (mé tú sé...) together.
So for example, instead of saying " le mé..." you say "liom" instead of saying "ar tú" you say "ort" etc etc
The reason behind it... there isnt really any, its just irish, and the grammar behind it and really you may just learn the words, sorry but there is not really any other way around it.
Some you will use more than others. I am putting the main ones here, there are others which are rarely used such as thar, um etc, the most important are probably ag, ar, le, and do, they will be used a lot and you probably already know some of them.
So am going to out the simple preposition at the top, eg le, and then the list underneath. Instead of me having to write out mé tú sé.. all the time i will just write them for the first one and that will be the order they are in for the rest :)
If you are confused about any of it please feel free to comment.
Ag Do
Mé/mise agam dom
Tú/tus agat duit
Sé/é aige do
Sí/í aici di
Sinn/muid againn dúinn
Sibh agaibh daoibh
Siad acu dóibh
Le As
liom asam
leat asat
leis as
leí astí
linn asainn
libh asaibh
leo astu
Ar Faoi
orm fúm
ort fút
air faoi
uirthi fúithí
orainn fúinn
oraibh fúibh
orthu fúthú
Ó De
uaim díom
uait díot
uaidh de
uaithi di
uainn dinn
uaibh díbh
uathú díobh
Roimh I
romham ionam
romhat ionat
roimhe ann
roimpi inti
romhainn ionainn
romhaibh ionaibh
rompu iontu
Chuig
chugam
chugat
chuige
chuici
chugainn
chugaibh
chucu
Irish Grammar - Reamhfhocal shimplí (eg i, le, go, ag, ar...) simple prepositions
Irish Grammar - Reamhfhocal shimplí (eg i, le, go, ag, ar...)
Simple prepositions
Some take a h, some don't, some take urús, its all very confusing.They are divided up into 4 groups.
Group 1 - no changes happen after these
- ag
- as
- chuig
- le
- go
- de
- do
- faoi
- mar
- ó
- roimh
- trí
Group 3 - take a shéimhú most of the time, but not always
- ar
- gan
- idir
- thar
- um
Group 4 - takes an urú always
- i
I'm back... & Next few posts...
Sorry about the delay, i have been on teachign practice in college so have been crazy busy!! I am back now and should be blogging a lot more on this which will hopefully help coming up to exams :)
My next few posts are going to deal mainly with Irish grammar.
Yes i know, nobody likes Irish grammar! however if you want to get a high mark, especially in honours Irish, you need to know some of it. This is mainly for the essay writing but will be beneficial for everything. If you can write an essay with very little mistakes you are almost guaranteed a good grade, and yes, it is very possible to write on with the grammar perfect you just have to learn the rules.
So over the next few posts i will be concentrating on different parts of grammar. It would take months if i was to go through everything, i dont even know everything there is to learn about it, but i will go through some of the basics that will hopefully be of some help :)
If there is any other parts of irish grammar you are unsure about of want me to post just comment or message me.
Also any questions on anything to do with other subjects, or even just the exams in general of cao or college of anything, just ask, ill try help :)
My next few posts are going to deal mainly with Irish grammar.
Yes i know, nobody likes Irish grammar! however if you want to get a high mark, especially in honours Irish, you need to know some of it. This is mainly for the essay writing but will be beneficial for everything. If you can write an essay with very little mistakes you are almost guaranteed a good grade, and yes, it is very possible to write on with the grammar perfect you just have to learn the rules.
So over the next few posts i will be concentrating on different parts of grammar. It would take months if i was to go through everything, i dont even know everything there is to learn about it, but i will go through some of the basics that will hopefully be of some help :)
If there is any other parts of irish grammar you are unsure about of want me to post just comment or message me.
Also any questions on anything to do with other subjects, or even just the exams in general of cao or college of anything, just ask, ill try help :)
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