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• Bi (irregular verb)
  The irregular verb ''bi'' is one of two verbs "to be" in Gaelic. It is often called the '''substant ''Bi'' is also used as the primary auxiliary
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• Word Order
  ...ve (definition)|transitive]] [[Verb (definition)|verb]], the word order is Verb+Subject+Object ([[VSO]]). Due to restrictions on the inflection of verbs, s |verb
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• Cluinn (irregular verb)
  ...e of 11 [[:Category:Irregular Verb|irregular verbs]] in Gaelic. It uses an irregular [[Suppletion (definition)|suppletive]] form in the simple [[Past tense (def *Independent forms of the verb ''cluinn'' are used without any particles.
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• Auxiliary (definition)
  ...''). In Gaelic the most common auxiliary is the verb [[Bi (irregular verb)|bi and all its variants (''Bha, tha, bithidh, bhith'' etc.] *[[bi (irregular verb)]]
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• Dependent Verb Form (definition)
  .... For example. the past tense independent form of the verb [[bi (irregular verb)]] is ''bha'' 'was', but after the particles ''cha'', ''an'' and ''gu'' we Dependent form of the regular verb ''ol'', 'to drink'
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• Faic (irregular verb)
  ...one of 11 [[:Category:Irregular Verb|irregular verbs]] in Gaelic. It uses irregular [[Suppletion (definition)|suppletive]] forms in the [[Past tense (definitio *Independent forms of the verb ''faic'' are used without any particles.
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• Beir (irregular verb)
  ...o catch" or "give birth". ''Beir'' is one of 11 [[:Category:Irregular Verb|irregular verbs]] in Gaelic. ...s easily confused with the future and conditional independent forms of the verb ''thoir'' (i.e. ''bheir e'' He will take). They look similar, so watch out
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• Bi (irregular verb)
  The irregular verb ''bi'' is one of two verbs "to be" in Gaelic. It is often called the '''substant ''Bi'' is also used as the primary auxiliary
  10 KB (1,562 words) - 19:17, 20 November 2012
• Abair (irregular verb)
  ...'Abair'' means "to say". ''Abair'' is one of 11 [[:Category:Irregular Verb|irregular verbs]] in Gaelic. *Independent forms of the verb ''abair'' are used without any particles.
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• Sentential possession
  ...stead sentential possession is indicated by using the verb [[Bi (irregular verb)]] (Tha, Bha, Bithidh etc) followed by the possessed element followed by th ...of aig. Just as Gaelic doesn't have a verb ''have'' it also doesn't have a verb "own'':
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• Bi
  #REDIRECT [[Bi (irregular verb)]]
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• Tha
  #REDIRECT [[Bi (irregular verb)]]
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• Bithidh
  #REDIRECT [[Bi (irregular verb)]]
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• Bheil
  #REDIRECT [[Bi (irregular verb)]]
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• Eil
  #REDIRECT [[Bi (irregular verb)]]
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• Robh
  #REDIRECT [[Bi (irregular verb)]]
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• Bitheas
  #REDIRECT [[Bi (irregular verb)]]
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• Bhitheas
  #REDIRECT [[Bi (irregular verb)]]
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• Bhith
  #REDIRECT [[Bi (irregular verb)]]
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• Present Tense (definition)
  ...nstructions|auxiliary construction]]. For example, the present tense for a verb like ''kiss'' would be expressed by literally saying ''X is kissing Y'':
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• Perfect Aspect (definition)
  ...He has eaten''. In Gaelic, it is marked with the auxiliary [[Bi (irregular verb)]] (e.g. ''bha''), the [[Verbal Noun (definition)|verbal noun]] and the par
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