The Verb IR

The Verb IR

Use this Quizizz lesson to complete Part 1 of Notes - IR A (La Comunidad)

Part 1

• The verb ir means to go.

• It is an irregular verb and is different from our -ir verb endings.

• It is almost always followed by a. If the noun following the “a” is masculine singular (el), the “a” and the “el” must combine to form al.

A + El - > AL

• Yo voy al cine = I go to the movies.

• Ella va al parque = She goes to the park.

¿Adónde Vas?

• Use the phrase “¿Adónde Vas?” to ask someone where he/she is going.

• Use the phrase “Yo voy a...” to say "I go to...".

Multiple Choice

ir a is Spanish for

• to have to

• to go to

• to be called to

• to dance

Multiple Choice

Which one is not a conjugation of "ir"?

• voy

• es

• vamos

• van

Multiple Choice

We go to...

• Va a...

• Voy a...

• Vamos a...

• Vas a...

Multiple Choice

She goes to...

• Va a...

• Voy a...

• Vamos a...

• Vas a...

Multiple Choice

I go to...

• Va a...

• Voy a...

• Vamos a...

• Vas a...

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct translation:

I go to church.

• Yo voy al iglesia.

• Yo voy a iglesia.

• Yo voy a la iglesia.

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct translation: They go to the supermarket.

• Ellos van al supermercado.

• Ellos van a la supermercado.

• Ellos van a supermercado.

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct translation: We go to the bathroom.

• Nosotros vamos a baño.

• Nosotros vamos a la baño.

• Nosotros vamos al baño.