How will I do that?

Ciamar a nì mi sin?

Irregular Future Tense 

To ask questions such as cuin(e)? (when?), ciamar? (how?), càit(e)? (where?) with irregular future tense verbs , we need to remember the two parts of each verb again;  

• the positive statement or answer: the independent form and  
• the question, negative question and negative statement or answer: the dependent form. 
• Let's look at dèan (make/do) again. The question words which go with the independent form are: 

And again, càit(e)? (where?) behaves differently by using the dependent form: 

And yet again, you'll be pleased to know that this pattern works for all verbs, regular and irregular. 

That's quite a lot to learn! But don't worry, with a little practice, these will become easier. And did we say that good dictionary is indispensable?