Can somebody please define what "ir + a" means and use it in an example for me in both English and Spanish please. i will give brainiest if you give me a few examples in BOTH languages. If two people answer with a few examples in each i will give brainliest to which had helped me the most. please and thank you :)

Spanish- Go to

English- Same

Hope this was helpful!!!

"ir" is the verb " to go" and "a" means "to"

so together what they mean is:

"Ir a" = "to go to"

Examples:

Spanish: Tengo que ir al súper mercado. (here "al" means "to the"

English: I have to go to the supermarket

Spanish: A ella le gusta ir a caminar todas las mañanas.

English: She likes to go walking every morning

Spanish: Sofia debe ir a la universidad.

English: Sofia should go to university.

usualmente me lavo los dientes antes de acostarme pero ayer no me lavé.  

usualmente hago mis tareas a las 15: 00pm pero ayer las hice a las 20 pm.  

usualmente llego a mi casa a las siete pero ayer volví a las nueve  

usualmente cocino arroz pero ayer cociné fideos.  

usualmente llamo a mi hermano al mediodía pero ayer lo llamé en la noche