THE VERB IR ©2016 Sra. Cruz

When do you use IR? Ir means and it’s used to talk about to go where someone is going ©2016 Sra. Cruz

ir = to go voy vamos vas vais va van yo nosotros nosotras tú vosotros vosotras usted él ella ustedes ellos ellas voy vamos vas vais va van ©2016 Sra. Cruz

a + el = al Ir is always followed by the word a (to). When a is followed by the word el, it combines to make the word al. a + el = al Ex. Yo voy al baño. I’m going to the bathroom. ©2016 Sra. Cruz

EJEMPLOS vamos va voy van vas 1. Nosotros ____________ a la cafetería. 2. Jorge ____________ al gimnasio. 3. Yo no ____________ a la oficina. 4. Ustedes ____________ a la sala de español. 5. Tú ____________ al auditorio. vamos va voy van vas ©2016 Sra. Cruz

The Verb IR to Express the Future ir + a + infinitive ©2016 Sra. Cruz

The verb ir can be used to talk about what you are going to do by using the following construction: ir + a + infinitive ©2016 Sra. Cruz

ir + a + infinitive a voy vamos vas vais va van an unconjugated verb ©2016 Sra. Cruz voy vamos vas vais va van an unconjugated verb (still ends in –AR, -ER, -IR) a ©2016 Sra. Cruz

EJEMPLOS 1. I’m going to study for the quiz. 2. Are you going to buy a new shirt? 3. Marta is going to walk to the park. 4. We’re going to listen to music. 5. The students are going to take a test. 6. Are you all going to go to the movies? ©2016 Sra. Cruz

EJEMPLOS 1. Voy a estudiar para la prueba. 2. ¿Vas a comprar una camisa nueva? 3. Marta va a caminar al parque. 4. Nosotros vamos a escuchar música. 5. Los estudiantes van a tomar un examen. 6. ¿Van a ir ustedes al cine? ©2016 Sra. Cruz

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