Gweithgaredd 44

Dysgaf i'r pennill cyntaf os	dysgwch chi'r ail bennill.
Atebaf i'r tri chwestiwn	os caf i'r atebion.
Anghofiaf am y gwaith cartref os	gwnaiff hi lawer o waith yn y dosbarth yfory.
Aiff e i'r brif dderbynfa	os cyrhaeddiff e'n gynnar.
Caf i groeso mawr os	cewch chi fwy nag un gacen.
Bwytan nhw ginio adref	os gwelan nhw mai cyri sy ar y fwydlen!

Here are the present and future suffixes (endings) for regular verbs:

Here are the present and future suffixes (endings) for regular verbs:

tri chwestiwn

Remember that an aspirate mutation is required after tri and chwe, e.g.

tri chi, chwe chath.

The table of mutations can be found by clicking here.

Gwneud is an irregular verb.  Here are the present and future forms:

 

lawer o waith:  remember that a soft mutation is required to the direct object of the verb.

The table of mutations can be found by clicking here.

Mynd is another irregular verb.  Here are the present and future forms.  Note that these follow the same pattern as gwneud:

Gwneud is an irregular verb.  Here are the present and future forms:

 

Cael is another irregular verb.  Here are the present and future forms.  Note that these follow the same pattern as gwneud and mynd:

Remember that a soft mutation is required when the direct object follows the concise form of the verb, e.g.
cewch chi fwy nag un gacen

cacen is a feminine singular noun, therefore the correct form is
un gacen

Remember that feminine singular nouns beginning with ll and rh are exceptions to this rule, e.g.  un llygoden, un rhes.

Here are the present and future suffixes (endings) for regular verbs:

Remember that a soft mutation is required when the direct object follows a concise verb, e.g.

Bwytan nhw ginio.