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There are only eleven irregular verbs in Modern Irish: abair, beir, bí, clois, déan, ith, faigh, feic, tabhair, tar, téigh. One verb (bí) has a distinct indicative present independent stem (tá) One verb (bí) has a distinct indicative present dependent stem (fuil). One verb (bí) has a distinct indicative present habitual (bíonn). Six verbs (abair, bí, déan, faigh, feic, téigh) have distinct indicative past dependent stems, which all take non-preterite preverbal particles (ní instead of níor etc.). Three verbs (abair, deir, tabhair) are broadened in the indicative future and conditional. One verb (faigh) has a dictinct independent form in the indicative future and conditional. Six verbs (bí, clois, faigh, feic, tar, téigh) have past autonomous -thas. The stem is broadened where necessary. All except faigh are lenitied (e.g., bhíothas, but fuarthas). Two verbs (abair, téigh) have distinct verbal noun stems (rá, dul). Summary of irregular stems abair, deir, dúr (dúirt), déar, rá beir, rug, béar, breith bí, tá, fuil, rabh, bei, bhei, bheith clois, chuala déan, rinne, dearna faigh, fuair, gheobh (gheobhaidh) feic, chonaic, fac ith, íos- tabhair, tug, tabhar tar, tag, tháng (tháinig), tioc, teacht téigh, té, chua (chuaigh), deach (deachaigh), rach (rachaidh), dul