ir

Conjugation

Example sentences

• Voy al mercado.

  I am going to the market.

• ¿Vas a venir?

  Are you going to come?

• Vamos a la playa.

  We are going to the beach.

• Fui a Madrid el año pasado.

  I went to Madrid last year.

• Iremos juntos.

  We will go together.

• Iba caminando por la calle.

  I was walking down the street.

Common expressions

• ir a
  to be going to
• irse
  to leave
• ¿cómo te va?
  how's it going?
• ir de compras
  to go shopping

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Frequently asked

• How do you conjugate "ir" in the present tense?

  In the present tense, "ir" is conjugated as: yo voy, tú vas, él/ella va, nosotros vamos, vosotros vais, ellos/ellas van.

• Is "ir" a regular or irregular verb?

  "ir" is a irregular Spanish verb. Highly irregular. 'Ir a + infinitive' is the standard way to express the near future ('voy a comer' — I'm going to eat).

• What does "ir" mean in English?

  "ir" means "to go", and can also mean "to be going to".

• What is the past tense of "ir"?

  The preterite (simple past) of "ir" is: yo fui, tú fuiste, él/ella fue, nosotros fuimos, vosotros fuisteis, ellos/ellas fueron.