1. Vámonos
Write out and complete the sentences with a conjugation of “ir” (to go). This chart is in your notes from August 31.
Yo _______ a bailar.
Mi hermana _______ al mercado.
Tú _______ a la escuela.
Juan y Pablo _______ a escribir.
Gaby y yo _______ a clase.

2. 2.2 Ir + a + Infinitive
el 14 de septiembre

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Prueba 2.1: el 19 de septiembre (vocabulario, ir + a + infinitive)
Duolingo: el 30 de septiembre

4. Ir + a + infinitive
We use “ir + a + infinitive” to talk about what will happen in the future.
“Ir” means to go; in this structure, it’ll mean “going…”
An infinitive verb is a verb that is not conjugated aka a verb that ends in - AR, -ER, or -IR.
¿Qué vas a hacer? → ¿What are you going to do?
Slight exception: It will be...→ Va a ser…

5. Ir + a + infinitive To use this structure, we need three components:
Conjugation of ir (voy, vas, va, vamos, van)
The letter “a”
Infinitive verb (-ar, -er, -ir form of the verb)
Yo voy a cantar. → I am going to sing.
Juan va a comer. → Juan is going to eat.
Ellos van a escribir. → Ellos are going to write.

6. Práctica Guiada
Write out the following sentences in Spanish only and fill in the blanks:
I am going to have a house. → Yo voy a _____ una casa.
You are going to do homework. → Tú _____ a _____ tarea.
We are going to go to Japan. → _____ vamos a _____ a Japón.
They are going to be doctors. → Ellos van _____ _____ doctores.
Isabel is going to study. → Isabel _____ a _____.

7. Práctica Independiente
Write an 8-10 sentence paragraph discussing what you are going to do in the future. You should use ir + a + infinitive at least six times, and underline it every time you use it.
Your paragraph could start this way:
“En el futuro, yo…”
You can write about what job you will be, activities you will do, places you will see, what you will have, who you will live with, etc.