This document provides an overview of the uses of the verbs "ir" and "estar" in Spanish. It explains that "ir" is used to talk about going to or from places, as well as future actions. Examples include asking where someone is going, what they will do, or if they will go somewhere. "Estar" is used to express emotions, feelings, and locations. It gives examples like describing how someone feels, stating where something is located, or asking how someone feels emotionally. The document aims to explain the basic uses and conjugations of these important Spanish verbs.

1. Ir Y Estar(Casitodo lo quetúnecesito saber)(Almost everything you need to know)

2. The Conjugationsvoyvas vavamosvaisvan estoyestás está estamosestáis están Ir-To GoEstar-To BeAs we all know…

3. Uses for IrIr (meaning to go) can apply to many things, such as: Where someone goesWhere someone is going toWhere someone is going to goWhat someone is going to doHow often someone goesTo ask where someone is goingTo ask what someone is going to doTo ask if someone if going to a placeTo ask what time someone is going, or where they are going at a time

4. (Are only a few examples)Túvas al parque.(You go to the park) ¿Adóndevas?(Where are you going) Ella va a nadar.(She is going to swim) ¿Tú vas a nadar?(Are you going to swim?)¿Ellos van a la piscinamañana? (Are they going to the pool tomorrow?)

5. Uses for EstarEstar (meaning to be) can be used in many was like:Expressing emotionExpressing feelingTo tell location

6. (Also only a few examples of uses for estar)Ellosestánmuybien.(The Boys are very good) Ella estáen el ciene.(She is at the movies) La computadoraestáencima del escritorio.(The computer is on top of the desk) ¿Túestáshambre? (Do you feel hungry?)¡Élestámuybien!(He is very happy!)