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