This document provides an overview of the differences between the Spanish verbs "estar" and "ir". Estar is used to describe a condition or physical location, while ir is used to talk about going somewhere or what will be done in the future. When using ir + a, it means "to go", and ir + a + verb forms the future tense. When asking where someone is going, the question is "¿A donde...?". Examples of using estar and ir are provided.

1. Estar/IrBy: Danielle Del Rosario

2. ESTAR: TO BEIR: TO GOUsed as: To a state a conditionGeographical or physical locationUsual expressionsUsed as: Where to go

3. What you are going to doIr + a= “to go”Ir+ a + verb= future tenseWhen “a” followed by a masculine word “el”, combine to form “al”. If “la”, leave it.“¿A donde…?” to ask where a person is going.

4. ESTAR: EXAMPLESIR: EXAMPLES

5. ESTAR: EXAMPLES