Year 7 - Spanish
When and where people go: 'ir' 1st person plural
Places and plans: 'ir' for present and future plans
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Year 7 - Spanish
Places and plans: 'ir' for present and future plans
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.
You will learn to use 'ir' in the present tense to understand and talk about when and where we go and another person goes.
'Ir' is a high frequency irregular verb; it is important to learn and remember its singular forms: voy, vas, va. 'Vamos' is the 1st person plural form of 'ir' and means 'we go'.
pronounced as in 'pero'. Say or write it in a short sentence so you use the word actively.
Mistake: To say where someone goes, only 'a la/al' goes before the place. Correction: If the place is a city or a country, 'a' goes before the place.
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