Mastering the intricacies of Welsh sentence structure is an essential step for anyone looking to achieve fluency in this beautiful and ancient language. Unlike English, Welsh follows a Verb-Subject-Object (VSO) order, which can be quite challenging for new learners. Our comprehensive exercises are designed to guide you through the fundamental principles of Welsh sentence construction, progressively building your skills and boosting your confidence. Whether you're a beginner or looking to refine your existing knowledge, these exercises will provide you with the tools needed to create grammatically correct and meaningful sentences in Welsh. In this guide, you will find a variety of exercises that cover different aspects of Welsh sentence structure, from basic sentence formation to more complex grammatical constructs. Each section is meticulously crafted to ensure a clear understanding of the rules and patterns that govern Welsh syntax. Through practical examples and targeted practice, you will learn how to navigate the unique aspects of Welsh grammar, such as mutations, verb conjugations, and prepositional phrases. Our goal is to make learning Welsh not only effective but also engaging, helping you to seamlessly integrate these structures into your everyday use of the language.
1. Mae'r ci yn *bwyta* ei fwyd (verb for eating).
2. Rydw i'n *mynd* i'r ysgol bob bore (verb for movement).
3. Mae hi'n *darllen* llyfr yn y parc (verb for reading).
4. Rydyn ni'n *gweld* ffilm gyda'n ffrindiau (verb for seeing).
5. Mae e'n *ysgrifennu* llythyr i'w fam (verb for writing).
6. Rydych chi'n *cerdded* adref ar ôl gwaith (verb for walking).
7. Maen nhw'n *chwarae* pêl-droed yn y cae (verb for playing).
8. Rydw i'n *canu* yn y côr bob dydd Sul (verb for singing).
9. Mae hi'n *coginio* cinio i'r teulu (verb for cooking).
10. Rydyn ni'n *dysgu* Cymraeg yn yr ysgol (verb for learning).
1. Rwy'n *mynd* i'r siop (verb for movement).
2. Mae'r ci yn *cysgu* ar y soffa (verb for sleeping).
3. Mae hi'n *hoffi* darllen llyfrau (verb for liking).
4. Rydyn ni'n *eistedd* wrth y bwrdd (verb for sitting).
5. Mae'r plant yn *chwarae* yn y parc (verb for playing).
6. Rwy'n *gweld* y tŷ mawr (verb for seeing).
7. Mae'r athro yn *dysgu* y wers (verb for teaching).
8. Mae hi'n *ysgrifennu* llythyr (verb for writing).
9. Rydw i'n *gwybod* yr ateb (verb for knowing).
10. Mae'n rhaid i ni *bwyta* cinio (verb for eating).
1. Mae hi *yn* hoffi siocled (preposition indicating a state or condition).
2. Rydw i *wedi* gorffen fy ngwaith cartref (past tense auxiliary verb).
3. Aeth y ci *i*'r parc (preposition indicating direction).
4. Wyt ti *eisiau* coffi? (verb indicating desire).
5. Mae'r plant *yn* chwarae yn yr ardd (preposition indicating a state or condition).
6. Fe welais i *ddraig* yn yr awyr (mythical creature).
7. Rydym ni *yn* byw yng Nghymru (preposition indicating a state or condition).
8. Aeth hi *â*'r llyfr i'r llyfrgell (preposition indicating direction).
9. Roedd y gath *yn* cysgu ar y soffa (preposition indicating a state or condition).
10. Mae'n rhaid i ni *ymarfer* ein Cymraeg (verb indicating practice).
