No. 205 in Spanish
ir
"To go."
In a sentence
Voy al supermercado todos los días.
I go to the supermarket every day.
Here, 'ir' is conjugated as 'voy,' indicating an action performed in the present, commonly used to express routine.
Ella irá a visitar a sus abuelos este fin de semana.
She will go to visit her grandparents this weekend.
In this example, 'ir' is in the future tense as 'irá,' describing an action planned to occur.
Nosotros íbamos a la playa cada verano de niños.
We used to go to the beach every summer when we were children.
Here, 'ir' is in its imperfect tense form as 'íbamos,' conveying a habitual action in the past.
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