Shawn
HulpleerkrachtIrish: To Have to Do Something in Relative Clauses
If ...
the man who has to buy her another book
=an fear a bhfuil air leabhar eile a cheannach di
should...
the book that the man has to buy (for) her
be,
1. an leabhar atá ar an bhfear a cheannach di
or
2. an leabhar atá ar an bhfear cheannach di
31 aug. 2015 23:30
Antwoorden · 6
1
I think it would be better to use a different construction in this case, for example:
An leabhar atá le ceannach ag an fhear di.
1 september 2015
I would write it as:
"An leabhar cé acu an fear ní mór cheannach as léi"
OR
"An leabhar cé acu an fear a cheannach léi"
Regards,
M
1 september 2015
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Shawn
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