Ir means to go. It is irregular and completely changes in the present..
yo
voy
I go
tú
vas
you go
Ud./él/ella
va
you/he/she goes
nosotros/as
vamos
we go
vosotros/as
vais
you guys go
Uds./ellos/ellas
van
you all/they go
Yo voy contigo. I am going with you. Tú vas al mercado. You are going to the market. Va a hacer frío.
It's going to be cold. Él va a su casa.
He is going to his house. Vamos a la playa. We are going to the beach. Los muchachos van a ir al partido de fútbol.
The boys are going to go to the soccer game.
Note:ir + a = going to
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Click to start or stop audio Jorge: Marissa, ¿Adónde vas este sábado?
Marissa, where are you going this Saturday? Marissa: Voy con mi madre a súpermercado y después al banco.
I am going to the supermarket with my mother and then to the bank. Jorge: ¿A qué hora van a salir?
What time are you all going to leave? Marissa: Mas o menos a las diez por qué tenemos que ir también a la biblioteca para buscar un libro para mi hermanita.
About ten o'clock because we have to go to the library to find a book for my little sister. Jorge: ¿Quieres acompañarme al parque por la tarde?
Do you want to accompany me to the park in the afternoon? Marissa: Me gustaría pero no puedo.
I would like to, but I cannot.
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