Feic : Present Tense -- Are these sentences correct? Ní fheiceann seisean na héin, ach feicimse iad. He doesn't see the birds, but I see them. An bhfeiceann tusa na féileacáin freisin? Do you see the butterflies too? Ní fheiceann siadsan an ghealach, ach feicimidne í. They don't see the moon, but we see it. Nach bhfeiceann sibh na réaltaí gach oíche? Don't you see the stars every night? Sílim go bhfeiceann sé an fear sin gach maidin. I think that he sees that man every morning. Sílim nach bhfeiceann sí an capall gach Máirt. I think that she doesn't see the horse every Tuesday. Seo é an fear a fheiceann na héisc ansin. This is the man who sees the fish there. Seo í an bhean a bhfeiceann a mac fianna ansin. This is the woman whose son sees deer there. Seo é an dalta nach bhfeiceann turtair ag an trá. This is the student who doesn't see turtles at the beach. Seo é an cailín a bhfeiceann a hathair an inis. This is the girl whose father doesn't see the island. * "Seo é an cailín" (grammatical gender of following noun) or "Seo í an cailín" (gender of actual person)? * Photo: The Connecticut River winding through Hadley and Northampton, Massachusetts USA.