I am going to eat French fries.

Yo voy a comer las papas fritas.

Tú vas a comer las papas fritas.

Ana y yo vamos a comer las papas fritas.

Ellos van a comer las papas fritas.

You (formal) are going to go for a walk with the dog.

Usted va a pasear con el perro.

Nosotros vamos a pasear con el perro.

Ellos van a pasear con el perro.

You (singular) are going to study on Saturday.

Ustedes van a estudiar el sábado.

Ellas van a estudiar el sábado.

She is going to rest after classes.

Ella va a descansar después de las clases.

Nosotras vamos a descansar después de las clases.

Ellas van a descansar después de las clases.

Usted va a descansar después de las clases.

Débora, Lizzy, and I are going to talk on the phone.

Nosotras vamos a hablar por teléfono.

Ellas van a hablar por teléfono.

Ustedes van a hablar por teléfono.

They are going to spend time with friends.

Ellos van a pasar un rato con los amigos.

Ustedes van a pasar un rato con los amigos.

Vosotros vais a pasar un rato con los amigos.

Usted va a pasar un rato con los amigos.

We are going to do homework on Friday.

Nosotros vamos a hacer la tarea el viernes.

Nosotros vamos a hacer la tarea el sábado.

Ellos van a hacer la tarea el viernes.

Nosotros vamos a escuchar música el viernes.

He is going to drink grape juice in the morning.

Él va a beber jugo de uva por la mañana.

Él va a beber jugo de uva por la noche.

Él va a beber jugo de naranja por la mañana.

Ella va a beber jugo de uva por la mañana.

They are going to play the drums on Saturday.

Ellos van a tocar la bateria el sábado.

Ellas van a tocar la trompeta el viernes.

Yo voy a escuchar música el viernes.

Ellos van a tocar la bateria el viernes.

We are going to run on Thursday.

Nosotros vamos a correr el jueves.

Nosotros vamos a correr el martes.

Nosotros vamos a dibujar el martes.

I am going to buy a shirt on Friday.

Yo voy a comprar una camisa el viernes.

Juan y yo vamos a comprar un vestido el viernes.

Yo voy a llevar una camisa el lunes.

Yo voy a comprar una camisa el lunes.

You (formal) are going to work on Wednesday.

Usted va a trabajar el miércoles.

Tú vas a trabajar el miércoles.

Usted va a dibujar el miércoles.

You (plural) are going to read a book on Sunday.

Ustedes van a leer un libro el domingo.

Usted va a leer un libro el domingo.

Vosotros vais a leer un libro el sábado.

Ustedes van a envolver un libro el domingo.

He is going to play volleyball in the evening.

Él va a jugar voleibol por la noche.

Él vas a jugar voleibol por la noche.

Ellos van a jugar voleibol por la tarde.

Él van a jugar voleibol por la mañana.

They are going to write emails on Friday.

Ellos van a escribir correos electrónicos el viernes.

Ustedes van a escribir correos electrónicos el viernes.

Ellos vais a escribir correos electrónicos el viernes.

Ustedes va a escribir correos electrónicos el jueves.

Paul and Steve are going to ride a bike on Monday.

Ellos van a montar en bicicleta el lunes.

Ellos va a montar en bicicleta el lunes.

Ustedes van a montar en bicicleta el martes.

Ustedes va a montar en bicicleta el lunes.

Ellos van a descansar el domingo.

They are going to rest on Sunday.

You (plural) are going to rest on Sunday.

We are going to rest on Saturday.

They are going to draw on Sunday.

Rory y yo vamos a preparar la comida el martes.

We are going to prepare food on Tuesday.

He is going to prepare food on Tuesday.

I am going to prepare food on Wednesday.

We are going to prepare food on Wednesday.

Usted va a mirar la televisión el miércoles.

You (formal) are going to watch television on Wednesday.

He is going to watch television on Wednesday.

You (formal) are going to watch television on Thursday.

You (plural) are going to watch television on Friday.

Ellos van a jugar fútbol americano el sábado.

They are going to play football on Saturday.

You (plural) are going to play soccer on Saturday.

You (plural) are going to play football on Sunday.

They are going to play football on Sunday.

Tim y Kim van a pasear después de las clases.

They are going to go for a walk after classes.

They are going to go for a walk before classes.

She is going to go for a walk before classes.

We are going to go for a walk after classes.

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

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.

It means you're not doing an action.

It means you're going somewhere in the future.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What does the verb "ir" mean?

going to go

to go

leaving

staying

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Yo ______ a caminar al parque.

voy

vas

van

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Ella_______ a hablar por telefono.

voy

vas

vamos

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Nosotros ___________ a bailar en la fiesta.

voy

vamos

van

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Ellos _________ a cenar en el restaruante.

voy

vamos

van

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Tú ________ a buscar un libro en la biblioteca.

voy

vas

van

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S2 - Ir + A + Infinitive

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

What does the verb "ir" mean?

Yo ______ a caminar al parque.

Ella_______ a hablar por telefono.

Nosotros ___________ a bailar en la fiesta.

Ellos _________ a cenar en el restaruante.

Tú ________ a buscar un libro en la biblioteca.

Yo voy a _________ un examen.

Nosotros vamos a __________ en el parque.

Tú vas a ________ en el coro.

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