The document explains how to use the construction "ir a + infinitive" in Spanish to say that someone is going to do something. It provides the formula of conjugating the verb "ir" followed by "a" and the infinitive of the action. Examples are given of conjugating "ir" and translating the construction to mean "to be going to" in English sentences. Readers are instructed to apply this lesson to examples in their worksheet.

1. Ir a + infinitivo
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2. Ir a + infinitivo
 To say that someone is going to do something in
Spanish we use this formula:
 1. Conjugate the verb ir (to go)
 2. Add the word a (to)
 3. Add the infinitivo of the action they’re going to do
 An infinitivo is the most basic version of a verb
and ends in either AR, ER, or IR
 In English, an infinitivo translates as “to (action)”
 Ejemplo: the infinitive bailar means to dance

3. Here’s how we conjugate the verb ir
Yo voy Nosotros/Nosotras vamos
Tú vas X
Él/Ella/Ud. va Ellos/Ellas/Uds. van

4. This means that . . .
 Yo voy a = I am going to
 Tú vas a = You are going to
 Ella va a = She is going to
 Nosotros vamos a = We are going to
 Ellos van a = They are going to
Now use what you have learned to do the examples at the bottom of your worksheet!