you (all) go, 2nd person plural form of the verb 'ir'

2-verb structure meaning 'going to + infinitive'

preposition meaning 'for' when followed by a noun and '(in order) to' when followed by an infinitive verb

explanation - ochenta

explanation - noventa

explanation - cien

explanation - ciento uno

A3 - Mil ciento setenta: ciento noventa euros. Dos mil doscientos noventa ...

C1 - 1 Vamos a la oficina de correos para mandar tarjetas de Navidad.

C1 - 2 Vais al centro para mirar las luces de Navidad.

C1 - 3 Van a ir a la tienda para comprar el billete de la lotería.

C1 - 4 ¿Vais a comprar una estrella para poner en el árbol de Navidad?

C1 - 5 Vamos a la casa de mis abuelos para pasar tiempo con la familia.

C1 - 6 No van a comprar muchos regalos para gastar menos dinero.

Seasonal traditions: 'vais'

Spanish

Where people go and went: 'ir' in singular persons

Where people go and went: simple present and preterite

This unit focuses on 'ir'. Pupils learn the present tense second person plural form 'vais'. They revisit preterite singular forms of 'ir' and contrast these with present tense singular forms. Pupils also revisit plural forms of 'ir a' with an infinitive to express future meaning.

School is out! 'Ir' and 'ir' + a + infinitive

'Va al mercado para comprar un regalo para su padre'. 'Para' appears twice in this sentence. What does it mean?

'__________ mando un mensaje'. Choose the correct missing word.

Order the word to say: 'I buy a T-shirt and you buy some glasses'.

Write in English: 'la oficina está en el centro'.

Write in Spanish: 'it takes place in winter'.

This lesson was made for home learning during the pandemic.

Seasonal traditions: 'vais'

Lesson outcome

This lesson was made for home learning during the pandemic.