1: U2L2: Ir a + infinitive

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Use your vocab list and the Slides as needed as you do this. You can keep trying for a perfect score before you submit this on Classroom. Here are the conjugations of ir in the present tense.
yo                                 voy
tú                                 vas
él/ella/usted              va
nosotros(as)              vamos
ellos(as)/ustedes      van      
Accent marks and punctuation are REQUIRED when they should be on a vowel, copy the ones you need and paste them in your answers.       á é  í ó ú ñ  Á É   Í Ó   Ú Ñ ¿ ¡
I will double check answers on the second page, but if accents are missing the answers will be marked wrong.

1: U2L2: Ir a + infinitive

Type the form of ir for the subject.

Type the form of ir for the subject.

Type the form of ir for the subject.

Type the form of ir for the subject.

Type the form of ir for the subject.

Type the form of ir for the subject.

Type the form of ir for the subject.

Type the form of ir for the subject.

Type the form of ir for the subject.

Type the form of ir for the subject.

Type the form of ir for the subject.

Type the form of ir for the subject.

Type the form of ir for the subject.

Type the form of ir for the subject.

Type the form of ir for the subject. Note that she's talking to someone she calls by their first name.

Type the form of ir for the subject.

Type the form of ir for the subject.

Type the form of ir for the subject.

Type the form of ir for the subject.

Type the form of ir for the subject.

Follow the examples and type the rest of the question to ask what people are going to do and when, using the correct form of ir. Don't worry about punctuation- you still need to use accents and tildes if needed.

Follow the examples and type the rest of the question to ask what people are going to do and when, using the correct form of ir. Don't worry about punctuation - you still need to use accents and tildes if needed.

Follow the examples and type the rest of the question to ask what people are going to do and when, using the correct form of ir. Don't worry about punctuation - you still need to use accents and tildes if needed.

Follow the examples and type the rest of the question to ask what people are going to do and when, using the correct form of ir. Don't worry about punctuation - you still need to use accents and tildes if needed.

Follow the examples and type the rest of the question to ask what people are going to do and when, using the correct form of ir. Don't worry about punctuation - you still need to use accents and tildes if needed.

Follow the example and type the sentence to say what people are going to do according to the picture, using the correct form of ir.

Follow the example and type the sentence to say what people are going to do according to the picture, using the correct form of ir. (tennis = tenis in Spanish)

Follow the example and type the sentence to say what people are going to do according to the picture, using the correct form of ir. (to ski = esquiar in Spanish)

Follow the example and type the sentence to say what people are going to do according to the picture, using the correct form of ir.

Type the form of ir for the subject.

Type the form of ir for the subject.

Type the form of ir for the subject.

Type the form of ir for the subject.

Type the form of ir for the subject.

Type the form of ir for the subject.

Type the form of ir for the subject.

Type the form of ir for the subject.

Type the form of ir for the subject.

Type the form of ir for the subject.

Type the form of ir for the subject.

Type the form of ir for the subject.

Type the form of ir for the subject.

Type the form of ir for the subject.

Type the form of ir for the subject. Note that she's talking to someone she calls by their first name.

Type the form of ir for the subject.

Type the form of ir for the subject.

Type the form of ir for the subject.

Type the form of ir for the subject.

Type the form of ir for the subject.

Follow the examples and type the rest of the question to ask what people are going to do and when, using the correct form of ir. Don't worry about punctuation- you still need to use accents and tildes if needed.

Follow the examples and type the rest of the question to ask what people are going to do and when, using the correct form of ir. Don't worry about punctuation - you still need to use accents and tildes if needed.

Follow the examples and type the rest of the question to ask what people are going to do and when, using the correct form of ir. Don't worry about punctuation - you still need to use accents and tildes if needed.

Follow the examples and type the rest of the question to ask what people are going to do and when, using the correct form of ir. Don't worry about punctuation - you still need to use accents and tildes if needed.

Follow the examples and type the rest of the question to ask what people are going to do and when, using the correct form of ir. Don't worry about punctuation - you still need to use accents and tildes if needed.

Follow the example and type the sentence to say what people are going to do according to the picture, using the correct form of ir.

Follow the example and type the sentence to say what people are going to do according to the picture, using the correct form of ir. (tennis = tenis in Spanish)

Follow the example and type the sentence to say what people are going to do according to the picture, using the correct form of ir. (to ski = esquiar in Spanish)

Follow the example and type the sentence to say what people are going to do according to the picture, using the correct form of ir.