ir

ir

"To go."

Here, 'ir' is conjugated as 'voy,' indicating an action performed in the present, commonly used to express routine.

Voy al supermercado todos los días.

I go to the supermarket every day.

In this example, 'ir' is in the future tense as 'irá,' describing an action planned to occur.

Ella irá a visitar a sus abuelos este fin de semana.

She will go to visit her grandparents this weekend.

Here, 'ir' is in its imperfect tense form as 'íbamos,' conveying a habitual action in the past.

Nosotros íbamos a la playa cada verano de niños.

We used to go to the beach every summer when we were children.