Explanation of "Ir" and "Venir"
Important Notes

• "The verb 'ir' is used to indicate movement away from the speaker. For example: 'Voy a la tienda' (I go to the store)."

• "The verb 'venir' indicates movement toward the speaker. For example: 'Vengo a la escuela' (I come to school)."

• "Remember, 'ir' is used when you are going somewhere, while 'venir' is used when someone is coming to you."

Conjugación

• "Vienes a mi casa." (You come to my house.)

• "Ellos vienen del cine." (They come from the cinema.)

Examples with "venir"

• "Voy al parque." (I go to the park.)

• "Vamos a la playa." (We go to the beach.)

Examples with "ir"

Examples in context

​El chico va a la esuela

La chica viene de la escuela

Let's practice verb "IR"

First we will exercise verb "ir", then verb "venir" and then mix them

Let's practice now verb "Venir"

Sometimes both verbs suit a sentence and they will have different meaning. The next sentences have two options. Choose both options and then answer the open ended question