ir is Spanish for

• to go

• to be called

• to have

• to dance

'to go' is

• the infinitive form of the verb

• the past tense of the verb

• infinity and beyond

The verb 'to go' in Spanish is:

• ir

• ear

• hay

• me llamo

voy =

• I go

• you go

• they go

• we go

vamos =

• we go

• to go

• he/she/it goes

• you go

She goes or You go (formal)

• voy

• va

• vas

What's the difference between 'vas' and 'vais'?

• One is 'you go' (single), the other is 'you all go' (plural)

• One is for girls, the other is for boys.

• One is present tense, the other is past tense.

• There's no difference at all.

What preposition often follows the verb ir, and is typically translated as 'to?'

• a

• de

• con

• por

Fill in the blank with the correct form of the verb ir:

Yo _________ a la biblioteca.

• vamos

• vas

• voy

• va

True or False: The verb ir can be use to talk about future actions.

(Yo voy a nadar mañana.)

• True

• False