going to go

to go

leaving

staying

The basic form a the verb without conjugation. Example: "caminar" in Spanish, "to walk" in English.

A conjugated verb that shows who is doing the verb. Example: "caminamos" in Spanish, "we walk" in English.

A set of verbs.

When you tell your hobbies to someone.

It means you're currently going somewhere.

It means you're going to do something.

It means you're not doing an action.

It means you're going somewhere in the future.

No, because the verb "ir" will be the one getting conjugated.

Yes, because all the verbs need to be conjugated.

No, because none of the verbs get conjugated in these kinds of sentences.

Yes, because we need to know the subject of the sentence.

Van a la ___

Van a ___

Vamos a __

Va a __

Voy al restaurante.

Voy a la caminar.

Voy a caminar.

Voy caminar.

¿Qué van a hacer el sábado?

¿Qué van a hacer los sábados?

¿Qué hacen el sábado?

¿En sábado qué hago?