Using the verb IR (to go) in Spanish!

This video lesson covers the irregular verb 'go' in Spanish, explaining its conjugation and providing a mnemonic to remember its forms. It introduces vocabulary related to places and explains how to use the verb 'go' with these places, including the grammatical rule of combining 'a' and 'el' to form 'al'. The lesson includes practice sentences to reinforce learning and encourages viewers to form their own sentences.

Which of the following is the correct form of 'ir' for 'we go'?

• Vas

• Vamos

• Voy

• Van

What is a helpful mnemonic to remember the forms of 'ir'?

• You go to the beach

• I go to the store

• We go to the park

• They go in a van

Which word must follow 'ir' when indicating a destination?

• Con

• A

• En

• De

What happens when 'a' is followed by 'el' in a sentence?

• They remain separate

• They form 'al'

• They form 'del'

• They form 'en'

How would you say 'I go to the gym' in Spanish?

• Yo voy al gimnasio

• Yo voy a la tienda

• Yo voy a la escuela

• Yo voy al parque

Translate 'Nosotros vamos al museo' into English.

• We go to the museum

• They go to the museum

• I go to the museum

• You go to the museum

How would you say 'I don't go to the pool because I don't like to swim' in Spanish?

• Yo no voy a la piscina porque no me gusta nadar

• Yo no voy al parque porque no me gusta correr

• Yo no voy al cine porque no me gusta ver películas

• Yo no voy a la tienda porque no me gusta comprar