El verbo “IR” The verb “Ir” means “to go” It is an irregular verb Yo voy

El verbo “IR”
The verb “Ir” means “to go”
It is an irregular verb
Yo
Tú
voy
vas
Usted
Él
va
Ella
nosotros/nosotras
vamos
ustedes
ellos
ellas
van
To talk about what you are going to do, you can use:
IR + A + INFINITIVE
¿Qué vas a hacer?
What are you going to do?
Voy a limpiar la casa.
I’m going to clean the house.
Van a jugar fútbol.
They’re going to play soccer
To talk about destination, you can use:
IR + A + PLACE
Voy a mi clase de baile.
¿Vamos a la biblioteca hoy?
I’m going to my dance lesson
Are we going to the library today?
Note that when “a” is followed by el, the contraction al is formed
a + el = al
Mi familia va al parque
los domingos.
My family goes to the park
on Sundays.
Vamos, the nosotros form, can also mean let’s
Vamos a alquilar un video.
Vamos al cine.
Let’s rent a video
Let’s go to the movies