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The possessive pronouns are:

fy ... i

*dy ... di

*  In this instance, the second person singular form is required,
e.g. dy ateb, dy farn, dy fod.

Remember that Welsh pronouns are followed by the following mutations:

The table of mutations can be found by clicking here.

In this instance, a soft mutation is required after dy, e.g.

dy fam, dy farn, dy law, dy gar.

dylet – (you should) this is a defective or incomplete verb and doesn't have the full range of tenses:

When using the negative forms, the d takes a soft mutation and is replaced with a dd and ddim is also added, e.g.
Ddylwn i ddim aros yn rhy hir.

In Welsh the preposition must have a suffix (an ending) to match the pronoun that follows it, e.g.

dros + ti = drostot (preposition) ti (pronoun)

There is no suffix if the preposition is followed by a noun, e.g.
chwilio am y dillad, mynd i'r brifysgol

The suffixes for the prepositions can be found by clicking here.

The imperative or command form is used to tell people what to do.  In this instance, the second person singular (ti) form is required.  An a is often added to the stem/root of verbs to form the second person singular imperative form, e.g.

Cerdda'r holl ffordd os oes modd.

Ffonia'r ysgrifenyddes heddiw.

Remember that the direct object of the concise form of the verb takes a soft mutation.

Cofia wrando ar yr arholwr.

The table of mutations can be found by clicking here.

In Welsh the preposition must have a suffix (an ending) to match the pronoun that follows it, e.g.

ar + ti = arnat (preposition) ti (pronoun)

There is no suffix if the preposition is followed by a noun, e.g.
chwilio am y dillad, mynd i'r brifysgol.

The suffixes for the prepositions can be found by clicking here.

The possessive pronouns are:

fy ... i

eu ... nhw

*  In this instance, the second person singular form is required,

e.g. dy ateb, dy farn, dy fod.

Remember that Welsh pronouns are followed by the following mutations:

The table of mutations can be found by clicking here.

Here are the future tense affirmative and negative forms for cael:

Note that verbs beginning with t, c, p take an aspirate mutation in the negative form, e.g.

Thalwn ni ddim y ddyled.