GWERS 69			        

 CYFLWYNYDD:    CENNARD DAVIES

NOD:	    Edrych eto ar gwestiynau ac atebion yn y Dyfodol.  (To look again at 
                questions and answers in the Future Tense).

	Geirfa

	penderfynu     	-     	to decide	symud		-	to move
	teimlo                -      	to feel	gwerthu	-	to sell
		dod                    -          to come	gweld	      -     	to see
		edrych ar          -         	to look at	galw              -        to call
		bwrw glaw    	-          to rain	bwrw eira	-	to snow
		ennill        	-        	to win	cael        		-        to have
		
		yn well              -      	better 	amser da   	-        a good time
		sych               	-          dry
		
		cyn bo hir          -         before long

RHAN 1

	1.	You met the positive and negative forms in Gwers 52

			Fe / Mi fydda' i		Fydda' i ddim
		Fe / Mi fyddi di		Fyddi di ddim
		Fe / Mi fydd e (o)/ hi	Fydd e (o) / hi ddim
		Fe / Mi fydd y plant	Fydd y plant ddim
		Fe / Mi fyddwn ni	Fyddwn ni ddim
		Fe / Mi fyddwch chi	Fyddwch chi ddim
		Fe / Mi fyddan nhw	Fyddan nhw ddim

	2.	To form a question, you'll remember that all you need to do is drop		the positive marker ‘Mi / Fe’ and adopt a questioning tone of voice

		Fyddi di'n mynd?
		- Will you be going?

		Fydd Nigel yn y t”m?
		- Will Nigel be in the team?

		Fyddan nhw'n hapus?
		- Will they be happy?

	Ask these questions

		Will they be deciding today?
		Will she be feeling better tomorrow?
		Will Tom be selling the house?
		Will we be moving?
		Will the children be happy in school?
		Will you be coming to the party?

	3.	TI questions, as you know, are addressed to an individual whom you 		know very well or to a much younger person, like a child.

		Fyddi di'n dod i'r parti?
		- Will you be coming to the party?

		Fyddi di'n gweld Mair heno?
		- Will you be seeing Mair tonight? 

	4.	The reply to such questions will be

			Bydda(f)	-	Yes (I will be)
			Na fydda(f)	-	No (I won't be)

		Fyddi di'n dod i'r parti?  -  Bydda’.
		- Will you be coming to the party?  -  Yes, I will be.

		Fyddi di'n gweld Mair heno?  -  Na fydda’.
		- Will you be seeing Mair tonight?  -  No, I won’t be. 

	5.	CHI questions are addressed to

		(i)	an older or more superior individual or someone you
			don't know very well

		(ii)	to a group of people

		Fyddwch chi'n penderfynu heddiw?
		- Will you be deciding today?

		Fyddwch chi'n symud cyn bo hir?
		-Will you be moving before long?

	6.	To reply, an individual would use

			Bydda(f)		-		Yes (I will be)
			Na fydda(f)    	-		No (I won't be)

		Nigel, fyddwch chi'n chwarae rygbi ddydd Sadwrn nesa'?  -  Bydda'.
		- Nigel, will you be playing rugby next Saturday?  -  Yes, I will be.

		Fyddwch chi, Menai, yn y tþ heno?  -  Na fydda’.
		- Will you, Menai, be in the house tonight?  -  No, I won’t be.

	and a group of people would use

			Byddwn		-           	Yes (we will be)
			Na fyddwn    		-          	No (we won't be)

		Nigel a Mary, fyddwch chi'n edrych ar y teledu heno?  -  Byddwn.
		- Nigel and Mary, will you be looking at the television tonight?  
		  - Yes , we will be.

		Fyddwch chi’n mynd i’r thatr nos Sadwrn?  -  Na fyddwn.
		- Will you be going to he theatre on Saturday night?  -  No, we won’t be.

						
RHAN 2

	1.	Fydd......?          -         Will......be?

		Fydd hi'n sych yfory?
		- Will it be dry tomorrow?

		Fydd John yn gweithio yr wythnos nesa'? 
		- Will John be working next week? 

	2.	The replies are

			Bydd		-		Yes (he / she / it will be)
			Na fydd		-		No (he /she / it won't be)

		Fydd hi'n bwrw eira yfory?  -  Na fydd.
		- Will it be snowing tomorrow?  -  No, it won’t be.
		
		Fydd John yn gweithio yr wythnos nesa'?  -  Bydd.
		- Will John be working next week?  - Yes, he will be.

	3.	Remember that if the subject is plural (e.g. plant), the replies will be plural

		Fydd y plant yn yr ysgol yfory? -  Byddan.
		- Will the children be in school tomorrow?  - Yes, they will be.

	4.	Atebwch    -    answer!

		Fydd hi'n bwrw glaw yfory?
		Fydd y plant yn yr ysgol ddydd Sadwrn?
		Fydd eich ffrind yn galw heno?
		Fydd rhaglen gomedi ar y teledu heddiw?
		Fydd y bobl drws nesa'n symud cyn bo hir?

5. 		Fyddan nhw?         -	Will they be?

		Fyddan nhw'n chwarae tenis yfory?		
			- Will they be playing tennis tomorrow?

	6.	The replies are

			Byddan		-		Yes (they will be)
			Na fyddan		-		No (they won't be)

		Fyddan nhw'n chwarae?  -   Byddan.	
		- Will they be playing?  -   Yes, they will be.

		Fyddan nhw'n ennill?  -   Na fyddan.
		- Will they be wining?  -   No, they won’t be.
		(Will they win?)

	7.	Fyddwn ni?        -        Will we be?

		Fyddwn ni'n chwarae yfory? 
		- Will we be  playing tomorrow? 

	8.	The replies are

	(i)   	If the person who's replying is part of the group, then a 'we' reply		will be used 

		Byddwn		-		Yes (we'll be)
		Na fyddwn		-		No (We would be)

		Fyddwn ni'n chwarae yfory?  -  Byddwn.
		- Will we be  playing tomorrow?  -  Yes ,we will be.

	(ii)  	But if the person who's replying is outside the group, then a
	         'you' reply will be used

		Byddwch		-		Yes (you'll be)
		Na fyddwch		-		No (you won’t be)

		Fyddwn ni'n cael amser da?  -  Byddwch.
		- Will we be having a good time?  -  Yes, you will be.

	9.	Fydda(f) i?        -          Will I be?

	This is not a question often used - but it is possible of course. Nigel might 	ask his team manager:

		Fydda' i yn y t”m ddydd Mercher
		- Will I be in the team on Wednesday?

	10.	The reply could be 'familiar' or 'polite'

		Byddi / Byddwch			-		Yes (you will be)
		Na fyddi / Na fyddwch	-	No (you won't be)

		Fydda' i yn y t”m?  	    -  Byddi (answered by a friend)
			       Byddwch (answered by a stranger)
		- Will I be in the team?  -  Yes, you will be.				

	12.	Here are the ‘Yes / No’ replies in full

			Fydda' i?	-	Byddi / Na fyddi
				Byddwch / Na fyddwch
			Fyddi di?	-	Bydda(f) / Na fydda(f)
			Fyddwch chi?
			Fydd......?	-	Bydd / Na fydd

			Fyddwn ni?	-	Byddwn / Na fyddwn
				Byddwch / Na fyddwch
			Fyddwch chi?	-	Byddwn / Na fyddwn
			Fyddan nhw?	-	Byddan / Na fyddan