Understanding the Verb IR in Spanish

This video tutorial covers the conjugation and uses of the verb IR in Spanish. It explains how to conjugate IR in the present tense, use it to talk about places and activities, and employ it for expressing future plans. The tutorial highlights the importance of the preposition 'A' and provides examples of using IR with time expressions for future planning.

What is the nature of the verb IR in Spanish?

• It is an irregular verb.

• It is a reflexive verb.

• It is a regular verb.

• It is a modal verb.

How do you say 'I go to the movies' in Spanish?

• Yo voy por el cine.

• Yo voy en el cine.

• Yo voy al cine.

• Yo voy a el cine.

What is the correct contraction for 'a el' when referring to masculine nouns?

• al

• ael

• a el

• ale

Which of the following is a correct use of IR with an activity?

• Yo voy a ver.

• Yo voy ver.

• Yo voy en ver.

• Yo voy por ver.

How can you express 'I go to work at the movies' in Spanish?

• Yo voy por trabajar al cine.

• Yo voy a trabajar al cine.

• Yo voy trabajar al cine.

• Yo voy a trabajar en cine.

What is added to IR + infinitive to indicate future plans?

• A past tense verb.

• A time expression.

• A location.

• A question word.

Which sentence correctly uses IR to express a future plan?

• Yo voy a jugar futbol siempre.

• Yo voy a jugar futbol mañana.

• Yo voy a jugar futbol ayer.

• Yo voy a jugar futbol ahora.

What is the purpose of using IR with an infinitive verb?

• To ask a question.

• To describe a person.

• To specify an activity.

• To indicate a past action.

How do you say 'We are going to go with you' in Spanish?

• Nosotros vamos ir contigo.

• Nosotros vamos a ir contigo.

• Nosotros vamos por ir contigo.

• Nosotros vamos en ir contigo.

What is the main focus of the video?

• Conjugating regular verbs.

• Understanding Spanish culture.

• Using the verb IR in different contexts.

• Learning Spanish vocabulary.