Relative Future - Revision history

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''For a definition of the relative future see [[Relative Future (definition)]]

[[Category: Tense]]
[[Category: Morphology]]
[[Category: Syntax]]

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 #The man who I will hear: ''an duine a chluinneas mi''
-The relative future is typically formed by affixing either ''-eas'' or ''-as'' to the regular future form.
+The relative future is typically formed by affixing either ''-eas'' or ''-as'' to the regular future form. , the verb is lenited (with dh' before  vowels and fh)
 [[Category: Tense]]
 [[Category: Morphology]]
 [[Category: Syntax]]

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 ''For a definition of the relative future see [[Relative Future (definition)]]''
-The relative future is a special form of the verb used in the [[Future tense]] after certain particles instead of the regular future. After ''ma'' 'if', ''a'' 'who, which, that', ''Cò'' 'who', ''Dè'' 'what'', ''Cuin a''/''Cuine'' 'when'', this special form is used.
+The relative future is a special form of the verb used in the [[Future tense]] after certain particles instead of the regular future. After ''ma'' 'if', ''a'' 'who, which, that', ''Cò'' 'who', ''Dè'' 'what', ''Cuin a''/''Cuine'' 'when', this special form is used.
 #Who will be working there?: ''Cò bhitheas ag obair ansin?'' (cf. ''Bithidh Iain ag obair ansin'')

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 The relative future is a special form of the verb used in the [[Future tense]] after certain particles instead of the regular future. After ''ma'' 'if', ''a'' 'who, which, that', ''Cò'' 'who', ''Dè'' 'what'', ''Cuin a''/''Cuine'' 'when'', this special form is used.
-Who will be working there?: ''Cò bhitheas ag obair ansin?'' (cf. ''Bithidh Iain ag obair ansin'')
+#Who will be working there?: ''Cò bhitheas ag obair ansin?'' (cf. ''Bithidh Iain ag obair ansin'')
-If he will be leaving...: ''Ma bhitheas e a' falbh''
+#If he will be leaving...: ''Ma bhitheas e a' falbh''
-The man who I will hear: ''an duine a chluinneas mi''
+#The man who I will hear: ''an duine a chluinneas mi''
 The relative future is typically formed by affixing either ''-eas'' or ''-as'' to the regular future form.

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		+	The relative future is a special form of the verb used in the [[Future tense]] after certain particles instead of the regular future. After ''ma'' 'if', ''a'' 'who, which, that', ''Cò'' 'who', ''Dè'' 'what'', ''Cuin a''/''Cuine'' 'when'', this special form is used.
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		+	Who will be working there?: ''Cò bhitheas ag obair ansin?'' (cf. ''Bithidh Iain ag obair ansin'')
		+	If he will be leaving...: ''Ma bhitheas e a' falbh''
		+	The man who I will hear: ''an duine a chluinneas mi''
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		+	The relative future is typically formed by affixing either ''-eas'' or ''-as'' to the regular future form.