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Esgusodwch fi
'Dwi ddim yn gwybod
Wyt ti'n gallu canu?
'Dw i eisiau car newydd
Mae hi'n bert.
Est ti allan heddiw?
Trefnu gwyliau
Sglodion, siocled a selsig.
Dawnsion ni a bwyton ni
Siaradon ni am rygbi
Addawaist ti; gadawais i.
Pacio am y gwyliau.
Rhifau lwcus.
Penblwydd Hapus.
Ty bach twt.
Daliwch y lein.
Dysgu amser.
Back to the past
How did it go?
What a time was had
It didn't happen
I have, in the past...
More past-times
Possession
Possession changing words beginnings
Storytelling
She was; they were
Was and were in statements, questions and the negative
She worked; she used to work
What's wrong?
Health
I'm afraid; I'm to blame; I'm ashamed
The difference between 'oes' and 'ydy'
Willing and able
He'll be; She'll be; They'll be
Mutations of the future tense in questions
Different ways of saying 'is'
Looking back at the past
The way we were
Have you got?
Did you?
Nasal mutations in the past
Nasal and aspirate mutations
The future revisited
Irregular short forms in the past
Revising possession.
Saying 'I've never...' done something.
Saying 'I'll be doing something.'
Various forms of 'have to'.
Various forms of 'have to'.
Irregular adjectives.
Regular adjectives.
Comparative forms of adjectives, eg patient, more patient.
Comparative forms of irregular adjectives, eg best, worst
Comparative forms of short adjectives, eg January is the coldest month.
Comparative forms of longer adjectives, eg the noisiest
Revision of the various comparative forms of adjectives
Revise constructions governed by the preposition 'i' and introduce the third person, eg He must, she must, they must
The preposition 'ar' and the verbs which are followed by 'ar'.
The preposition 'am' (to).
The preposition 'at'.
The preposition 'at'.
Verbs that are followed by 'â'
Soft mutations with possessive forms
Past tense forms of 'cael'
'Cael' and the passive voice
Passive form of the verb in the third person - cafodd e/hi ei eni/gen i etc.
Plural passive forms of the verb
An easy way to form the future
An easy way to form the future
Short forms of the future of verbs
'He will'; 'she will'
'I'll be doing X' in the future
Short form future of 'he, she and it will'
Short form future of 'we'll'
Short form future of 'they'll'
Short form future of "you'll".
Short forms future tense interrogative: 'gaf i, wnewch chi'
Expressing opinions using 'meddwl' and 'gwybod'
Things we'll do in the future