The document discusses the forms of the Spanish verb "ir" (to go). It lists the conjugations for "ir" in the present tense for each subject pronoun - yo, tú, él/ella/usted, nosotros/as, vosotros/as, ellos/ellas/ustedes. It provides examples of how "ir" is used in sentences and notes that "ir" is an irregular verb since its forms do not resemble the original infinitive form.

2. What are the forms of the verb “ir”? Voy - I go, I am going, I do go Vas - you go, you are going, you do go Va - he goes, he is going, he does go she goes, she is going, she does go Usted go, Usted are going, Usted do go Vamos - We go, we are going, we do go Vais - You all go, you all are going, you all do go Van - They or Ustedes go, They or Ustedes are going,They or Ustedes do go El coche va por la calle. The car goes down the street. Ir is considered an irregular verb since none of its forms look at all like the original verb, ir.

3. Here are some more examples: Ellos van al parque. They are going to the park. Yo voy a la biblioteca. I go to library. Él va al supermercado. He goes to the market. Nosotros vamos al baile. We do go to the dance.