verb meaning 'you go', part of the verb 'ir'

question that can be answered with yes/no

rise and fall of the voice in speaking; how to ask closed, yes/no questions in Spanish

A2 - 1 Siempre estamos en el parque.

A2 - 2 Las mujeres están delante de la estación.

A2 - 3 ¿Escribes cartas completamente en chino?

A2 - 4 Nunca corremos por la ciudad.

A2 - 5 Aprendo algo en español fuera de la escuela.

B1a - 1 ¿Los martes, vas a la [tienda]?

B1a - 2 Durante las vacaciones, va al [teatro].

B1a - 3 Nunca va a la [escuela].

B1a - 4 ¿Todas las tardes, vas al [mar]?

B1a - 5 ¿Normalmente, va al [campo sin el perro]?

B1a - 6 En enero, no vas a la [playa].

B1b - 1 ¿Los martes, vas a la tienda?

B1b - 2 Durante las vacaciones, va al teatro.

B1b - 3 Nunca va a la escuela.

B1b - 4 ¿Todas las tardes, vas al mar?

B1b - 5 ¿Normalmente, va al campo sin el perro?

B1b - 6 En enero, no vas a la playa.

Where people go: ask questions with 'ir' in singular persons

Spanish

Where people go: give statements with 'ir' in singular persons

When and where people go: 'ir' 1st person plural

Future plans: 'ir' + a + infinitive

A day on the beach: La Playa (Juan Guinea Díaz)

A day on the beach: La Playa (Juan Guinea Díaz), -ar verbs plural persons

Possibilities and limits: negatives with 'pueden', 'deben' and 'quieren'

Summer plans: 'ir' + a + infinitive

This unit introduces 'voy', 'vas', 'va', 'vamos'. These forms of 'ir' are combined with 'a' to mean to go to. Pupils learn that 'a' and 'el' combine to make 'al' and contrast this with 'a la'. Pupils learn they can use a present tense form of 'ir' with 'a' and an infinitive expresses the future.

Places and plans: 'ir' for present and future plans

add question marks at the start and the end

To turn a statement into a closed (yes/no) question you need to ...

Complete the sentence: 'Lucía va a la __________.'

Order the words to say: 'Is she going to Spain in February?'

Write in Spanish: 'Do you go to the beach by train?'

Which of these words are regular -er/-ir verbs?

Write in Spanish: 'I go to the neighbourhood.'

Where people go: ask questions with 'ir' in singular persons

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