Ceacht 27:
an ceacht	the lesson	[ art.] + [n. m3]	
na ceachtanna	the lessons	[ art. plural] + [ n. m3 plural]	
dúirt an buachaill	the boy said	[ v. ] + [ art.] + [n m3]	
rinne an buachaill	the boy did	[ v. ] + [ art.] + [n m3]	
fuair an buachaill	the boy got	[ v. ] + [ art.] + [n m3]	
chonaic an múinteoir	the teacher saw	[ v. ] + [ art.] + [n m3]	
thug an múinteoir	the teacher gave	[ v. ] + [ art.] + [n m3]	
d'éist an múinteoir	the teacher heard	[ v. ] + [ art.] + [n m3]	
duit	for you	[prep.]	
páipéar	paper	n. m1	
i bhfad	long / a long time	prepositional phrase [i] + [adv  #ecl.#]	
seo duit	here you are	[pron.] + [prep.]	
ar ais	back	prepositional phrase	
uachtar reoite	ice cream	[n. m1.] + [ adj.]	
seo duit é	here it is	[pron.] + [prep.] + [ pron.]	
seo duit na sé pingin	here are the six pennies	[pron.] + [prep.] + [ art.] + [numeral] + [ n. f2 ]	

d'éist  ___  le + definite article (an or na): The regular verb "éist" when used with the preposition le means "listen to". In this lesson we see it in its past tense form, d'éist.
le becomes leis when used before the definite article.

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"thú": When "you" (singular) is the object of the sentence it becomes "thú"

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Five more Irregular verbs: This lesson introduces 5 more irregular verbs, in the past tense:

Abair (say) 		= dúirt (said)
Déan (do) 		= rinne (did)
Faigh (get / find) 	= fuair (got / found)
Feic (see) 		= chonaic (saw)
Tabhair (give / bring) 	= thug (gave / brought)