Grammar notes- Ir

Grammar notes- Ir

"ir" means

• to go

• going, goes

"ir" is used to talk about

• where people/things are going.

• what people are going to do.

Multiple Choice

"ir" is used to talk about ...

• where people are going

• what people are going to do

• both

"a" means

• "to" with places

• "at" with time

Conjugations of "ir"

• singular forms: voy, vas, va

• plural forms: vamos vais van

• "They go in a "van.""

Sentence structure: going to a place

• ir (conjugated) + a + el/la + place.

• a + el = al

• el/la isn't used with proper nouns.

Examples: ir + a + el/la + place * a+el = al

• I am going to the beach. = Yo voy a la playa.

• They are going to the park. = Ellos van al parque (copy on notes).

Multiple Choice

Yo ________ a la casa.

• voy

• vas

• vo

• va

Multiple Choice

Nico y Isabel _________ a la ciudad.

• va

• vamos

• vais

• van

Multiple Choice

Uma va ______ supermercado hoy.

• a la

• al

• neither

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I am going to (the) school. (copy on notes)

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She goes to the museum. (copy on notes)

Sentence structure: going to do something

• ir (conjugated) + a + infinitive

• NO el or la is used.

Examples: ir + a + infinitive

• I am going to read. = Yo voy a leer.

• We(M) are going to study. = Nosotros vamos a estudiar. (copy on notes)

Multiple Choice

Los chicos _________ a comer.

• vais

• vas

• vamos

• van

Multiple Choice

Marta va ____ estudiar.

• en

• a

• que

• de

Multiple Choice

Ignacio y yo vamos a __________.

• nadamos

• nada

• nadar

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My siblings are going to eat. (copy on notes)

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He is going to rest. (copy on notes)

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