Irish: Are these sentences using "Clois" correct? Cloiseann / ní chloiseann sé na héin gach maidin. He hears / doesn't hear the birds every morning. An / nach gcloiseann sé na héin gach maidin? Does / doesn't he hear the birds every morning? Níl a fhios agam an gcloiseann sé na héin gach maidin. I don't know whether he hears the birds every morning. Chuala / níor chuala sé na héin maidin inné. He heard / didn't hear the birds yesterday morning. Ar / nár chuala sé na héin maidin inné? Did / didn't he hear the birds yesterday morning? Níl a fhios agam ar chuala sé na héin maidin inné. I don't know whether he heard the birds yesterday morning. Cloisfidh / ní chloisfidh sé na héin maidin amárach. He will / won't hear the birds tomorrow morning. An / nach gcloisfidh sé na héin maidin amárach? Will / won't he hear the birds tomorrow morning? Níl a fhios agam an gcloisfidh sé na héin maidin amárach I don't know whether he will hear the birds tomorrow.Chloiseadh / ní chloiseadh sé na héin gach maidin. He used to hear / didn't used to hear the birds every morning. An / nach gcloiseadh sé na héin gach maidin? Did / didn't he used to hear the birds every morning? Níl a fhios agam an gcloiseadh sé na héin gach maidin. I don't know whether he used to hear the birds every morning. Chloisfeadh / ní chloisfeadh sé na héin freisin. He would / wouldn't hear the birds too. An / nach gcloisfeadh sé na héin freisin? Would / wouldn't he hear the birds too? Níl a fhios agam an gcloisfeadh sé na héin freisin. I don't know whether he would hear the birds too.Sílim go gcloiseann sé na héin gach maidin. I think that he hears the birds every morning. Sílim gur chuala sé na héin maidin inné. I think that he heard the birds yesterday morning. Sílim go gcloisfidh sé na héin gach maidin amárach. I think that he will hear the birds tomorrow morning. Sílim go gcloiseadh sé na héin gach maidin. I think that he used to hear the birds every morning. Sílim go gcloisfeadh sé na héin freisin. I think that he would to hear the birds too.