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The verb "ir" means

• infinitive

• to go

• to have

• to do

What does it mean when you use "ir + a" with an infinitive?

• It means you're currently going somewhere.

• It means you're going to do something in near future.

• It means you're not doing an action.

• It means you're going somewhere in the future.

Nosotros ___________ a bailar en la fiesta.(ir + a + infinitivo)

• voy

• va

• vamos

• van

I am going to study.(ir + a + infinitivo)

• Vas a estudiar.

• Vamos a estudiar.

• Voy a estudiar.

• Va a estudiar.

She is going to sleep.(ir + a + infinitivo)

• Vas a dormir.

• Va a comer.

• Van a comer.

• Va a dormir.

I just saw a video. (acabar + de + infinitivo)

• Acabo de ver un video.

• Yo veo un video.

Missing word: Ella acaba de ________ un sándwich.(acabar de + infinitivo)

• come

• comer

Ellas acaban de leer. (acabar de + infinitivo)

• They read.

• The just read.

I just went to the school. (acabar de + infinitivo)

• Acabo de ir a la escuela.

• Acabo de voy a la escuela.

Missing word: José _________ de comer su ensalada. (acabar de + infinitivo)

• acabar

• acaba