Spanish, 01.03.2021 09:00 coreybaldwin22
Fill in the blank for #1-6 with the correct from of the verb ir.
Ir + a + infinitive. When the verb Ir is followed by a and the infinitive form of a verb, it is
translated as "going to . Only the form of ir changes. The second verb remains in the
Infinitive form. We use the same construction in English as a way of expressing a near future
event
I am going to study Spanish
She is going to go to Spain
We are going to watch television
They are going to write the homework,
Yo voy a estudiar español
Ella va a ir a España,
Nosotros vamos a mirar la televisión
Ellos van a escribir la tarea
Practica. Complete the following sentences with the correct form of the verb ir.
1. Marco _ a estudiar para el examen
2. _ a mirar Uds, la televisión?
3. Gregorio y yo _ a sacar muy buenas notas
4. Yo no _ a comer los frijoles.
5. ¿Por qué tú no _
a ir a la escuela?
6. Cristina _ a cumplir quince años.
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