Understanding grammar means learning how patterns work and being able to transfer them to different situations. This will help you communicate effectively and correctly, so, why not give it a go?
Part of Welsh Second Language (WJEC)Grammar
Save to My Bitesize
a and ac both mean and but how are they used? Look at these sentences but focus in particular on the use of a and ac.
Dw i’n hoffi bwyta pysgod a sglodion. – I like eating fish and chips.
Dw i’n hoffi bwyta bananas ac afalau. – I like eating bananas and apples.
Es i i mewn i’r ystafell a siaradais i â John. – I went into the room and I spoke to John.
Es i i mewn i’r ystafell ac eisteddais i ar y gadair. – I went into the room and I sat down on the chair.
When should you use a and ac?
You should use a in front of a consonant. You should use ac in front of a vowel.