| How are you? | We heard the birds in the tree. |
| What did you think? | She is an honest woman. |
| What are they doing? | He lost a button from his shirt. |
| When did he leave? | They have a large family. |
| He put the book on the table. | He was looking out the window. |
| The cat is under the chair. | She told a long story. |
| They are staying in the village. | They opened the door. |
| I heard the news yesterday. | We changed our mind. |
| You sold your car too quickly. | I have a headache. |
| We come from Carna. | They watched the waves. |
| They were in Sligo last year. | She went for a walk on the cliffs. |
| I will go there next week. | They bought an old castle. |
| What time will you come? | She will be coming back soon. |
| He came home yesterday. | Good potatoes are scarce in winter. |
| She bought another one. | She bought a new book. |
| They have the house built now. | The stones are very heavy. |
| I am not going home. | She left the room. |
| He did not eat his meal. | There is one church in the parish. |
| She is fifty years old. | The weather was dry last year. |
| They will come this afternoon. | The old man is deaf. |
| She left with the men. | The boy is in first class. |
| He burned his tongue. | I remember the football game. |
| They saw the big girl. | They walked over the bridge. |
| He left during the night. | The road was very wide. |
| She is in bed with a cold. | We crossed the stream. |
| They put the turf in the fire. | They will stay at home forever. |
| Every one left the house. | They like the Irish language. |
| He read the books. | The visitors came to Ireland. |