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    The Spanish verb "ir" (to go) is one of the most commonly used verbs in Spanish. It can be used to indicate where one is going or what one is going to do. While "ir" is highly irregular and does not follow normal verb conjugation patterns, its present tense conjugations are: voy, vas, va, vamos, vais, van. When using "ir" followed by "a" and a masculine singular noun, the sounds of "a" and "el" combine to a single sound of "al," such as "voy al mercado" instead of "voy a el mercado."

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    The Spanish verb "ir" (to go) is one of the most commonly used verbs in Spanish. It can be used to indicate where one is going or what one is going to do. While "ir" is highly irregular and does not follow normal verb conjugation patterns, its present tense conjugations are: voy, vas, va, vamos, vais, van. When using "ir" followed by "a" and a masculine singular noun, the sounds of "a" and "el" combine to a single sound of "al," such as "voy al mercado" instead of "voy a el mercado."

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    Spanish Verb IR - Rocket Languages

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    The Spanish verb "ir" (to go) is one of the most commonly used verbs in Spanish. It can be used to indicate where one is going or what one is going to do. While "ir" is highly irregular and does not follow normal verb conjugation patterns, its present tense conjugations are: voy, vas, va, vamos, vais, van. When using "ir" followed by "a" and a masculine singular noun, the sounds of "a" and "el" combine to a single sound of "al," such as "voy al mercado" instead of "voy a el mercado."

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    Spanish Verb IR

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    If you want to say, I am going to the beach, in English, you know that
    you'll have to add the word "to" after the verb "to go." Similarly, in Spanish,
    the verb ir is almost always followed by "a." For example, the preceding
    sentence would be translated as: voy a la playa.

    If the noun that follows the "a" is masculine singular, as in el mercado, you
    must combine the two sounds of "a" and "el" into a single sound: "al."

    a + el = al

    For example, if you wanted to say that you were going to the market, you would
    say, voy al mercado NOT voy a el mercado.

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