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Irregular Verbs: Déan (Make/Do): Imperative

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This is a walk through lesson on Irregular Verbs: Déan (Make/Do): Imperative which is available to members as part of the Bitesize Cúrsa Irregular Verbs Part 1.

Déan is a very common verb in Irish.

It also is a verb that always requires an object (you cannot say déan on it’s own, you need to say déan é, for example)

The imperative exists in 2 forms; the singular and the plural

  1. Déan (singular)
  2. Déanaigí (plural)

Practice using the imperative in the comments below!

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  • L says:
    November 27, 2021 at 9:59 pm

    please can you make all of your lessons accessible? i’m deaf and can’t watch or listen to any of the videos or podcasts as there are no subtitles or transcripts

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    • Eoin at Bitesize says:
      November 28, 2021 at 2:42 pm

      Hi, that is true, and I can understand your frustration. We don’t have transcripts of videos. Just to note that our online courses Bitesize Cúrsaí for members have a lot of written explanations, and include approximate phonetic pronunciation of audio recordings.
      Le meas,
      Eoin

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