The verb
ir(to go) is a highly irregular verb, but it is conjugated like a regular
-ar verb. It is possibly one of the most common verbs in the Spanish language. The
yo form ends quite odd as well; it ends with an
-oy ending.
Here is the conjugation for the verb
ir:
ir | to go |
yo voy | nosotros vamos |
tú vas | vosotros vais |
él, ella, Ud. va | ellos, ellas, Uds. van |
The verb phrase formula
ir + a + infinitive is used to denote an action that will take place in the future, and is the English equivalent of
to be going to. For example, check out the following sentences:
Daniel va a ver a su abuela en Nueva Jersey. Daniel is going to see his grandma in New Jersey.
Nosotros vamos a escribir un ensayo. We are going to write an essay.
Yo voy a poner mi mochila en la esquina. I'm going to put my backpack in the corner.
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