Ir

Learning Objectives Say where they are going using 'Yo voy a...'. Say where a friend is going using 'Tú vas a...'. Say where a boy or girl is going using 'Él/Ella va a...'. Ask a friend '¿Adónde vas?'. Name 3 places they can go, like 'la escuela', 'el parque', and 'la casa'. Recognize the words 'voy', 'vas', and 'va'. ¿Adónde vas hoy? 🚀 Are you going to the park or to school? Today we will learn a super fun verb: 'ir'. 'Ir' means 'to go'. We use it all the time to talk about going places! 🗺️ Real-World Applications Telling your family where you are going. 👨‍👩‍👧 Asking a friend to go to the park with you. 🌳 Understanding when someone...

TermDefinitionExample IrThe verb that means 'to go'. It's an action word! 🏃Yo voy a la escuela. (I go to school.) VerboA verb is an action word. Words like jump, run, and go are verbs.Correr (to run), saltar (to jump), ir (to go). VoyThe word we use when 'I' am the one going. It comes from 'ir'.Yo voy a mi casa. 🏠 (I go to my house.) VasThe word we use when 'you' (a friend) are going. It comes from 'ir'.Tú vas a la fiesta. 🎉 (You go to the party.) VaThe word we use when 'he' or 'she' is going. It comes from 'ir'.El perro va al parque. 🐶 (The dog goes to the park.) AA little word that means 'to'. We use it after 'ir' to say where we go.Voy a la playa. 🏖️ (I go to the beach.)

The 'Yo' Rule Yo + voy When you talk about yourself going somewhere, always use 'voy'. The 'Tú' Rule Tú + vas When you talk about a friend ('you') going somewhere, always use 'vas'. The 'Él/Ella' Rule Él / Ella + va When you talk about a boy ('él') or a girl ('ella') going somewhere, use 'va'. The Place Rule ir + a + lugar (place) After using 'voy', 'vas', or 'va', add the word 'a' before you say the place.