The document discusses how to say "going to" in Spanish using the formula "ir + a + infinitive". It provides examples of how to conjugate the verb "ir" and use the infinitive of other verbs, such as "voy a leer" for "I'm going to read". It then gives a quiz with translations of sentences using this formula, such as "Sr. Perez va a estar allí" for "Sr. Perez is going to be there". The document encourages practicing this construction more in class.

1. ““Ir + a + infinitive”Ir + a + infinitive”
How to sayHow to say
““going to _____going to _____
en español!en español!

2. Ir + a + infinitiveIr + a + infinitive
The formula for saying “going to do something” is the
Formula above - the verb “ir” (conjugated) followed by
“a”, then followed by the infinitive.
For example:
I’m going to read. Voy a leer.
We’re going to study. Vamos a estudiar.
He’s going to go. Él va a ir.

3. Quiz Yourself!Quiz Yourself!
How would you say the following? After you try to translate
them yourselves, go to the next page to see each of the
correct translations.
Sr. Perez is going to be there.
Sr. Rodriguez is going to call.
We’re not going to see them.
You’re not going to ask?
They aren’t going to look for.

4. Were you right?Were you right?
Sr. Fahim va a estar allí.
Sr. Hill va a llamar.
Nosotros no vamos a verlos.
Tú no vas a preguntar?
Ellos no van a buscar.
Sr. Perez is going to be there.
Sr. Rodriguez is going to call.
We’re not going to see them.
You’re not going to ask?
They aren’t going to look for.

5. El FinEl Fin
Ahora, practiquen Uds. más en clase.

6. El FinEl Fin
Ahora, practiquen Uds. más en clase.