The+verb+ir+and+ir+++a

=__2.2.2 Verb IR And IR Loc ations__ =

The verb IR mean //to go//.

 * 1) ====Yo... voy ====
 * 2) ====Tú... vas ====
 * 3) ====Usted, él, ella... va ====
 * 4) ==== Nosotros (as)... vamos  ====
 * 5) ====  Vosotros... vais   ====
 * 6) ====   Ustedes, ellos(as)... van    ====

*AS A QUESTION, VAMOS CAN MEAN **//SHALL WE...?//**
BUT IF SAID DEFINITELY IT MEANS //**LET'S GO!**// __**RULE**__ : IR+A+Location A+LA=A LA A+El= al

If you want to say, “I am going to the beach,” in English, you know that you’ll have to add the word “ to ” after the verb “ to go .” Similarly, in Spanish, the verb ir is almost always followed by “ a .” For example, the preceding sentence would be translated as Voy __a__ la playa. If the noun that follows the “ a ” is masculine singular, as in “ __el__ mercado ,” you must combine the two sounds of “ a ” and “ el ” into a single sound: “ al .”

Example __**CORRECT**__ Way: El   partido de béisbol. Example __**INCORRECT**__ Way: El béisbol partido.

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¡En Espanol! - textbook
www.rocketlanguages.com/spanish/spanish_verb_ir.php

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