Ir Present Practice

Question 1

Todos los días yo ___ al gimnasio antes del trabajo. (ir)

Accepted Answer

voy. Todos los días marks a habitual routine, so the present tense fits. Ir is fully irregular in the present: the yo form is voy, with no trace of the infinitive.

Question 2

¿Tú ___ a la oficina en metro o en bicicleta? (ir)

Accepted Answer

vas. A question about someone's usual commute calls for the present. The tú form of ir is vas — the irregular v- forms take regular-looking -ar endings.

Question 3

Marisol ___ al mercado cada sábado por la mañana. (ir)

Accepted Answer

va. Cada sábado describes a repeated habit, so the present is required. The él/ella form of ir is va — just two letters, easy to confuse with the plural van.

Question 4

Nosotros ___ al cine casi todos los fines de semana. (ir)

Accepted Answer

vamos. Casi todos los fines de semana signals a present habit. The nosotros form is vamos — the same word Spanish uses for 'let's go'.

Question 5

Mis padres ___ a misa los domingos por la mañana. (ir)

Accepted Answer

van. Los domingos expresses a weekly routine, so the present tense fits. With the plural subject mis padres, ir takes the form van, not the singular va.

Question 6

Esta noche yo ___ a preparar tacos para toda la familia. (ir)

Accepted Answer

voy. Ir a + infinitive expresses the near future, and the conjugated verb in that construction is always ir itself in the present: yo voy a preparar.

Question 7

Ahora mismo el tren ___ directo a la estación central. (ir)

Accepted Answer

va. Ahora mismo anchors the sentence in the present moment. The subject el tren is third person singular, so ir takes the form va.

Question 8

Los niños ___ a la escuela caminando porque viven cerca. (ir)

Accepted Answer

van. A general statement about how the kids get to school uses the present. Los niños is third person plural, so the correct form is van.

Question 9

Oye, Andrés, ¿tú ___ a pedir postre o solo café? (ir)

Accepted Answer

vas. Ir a + infinitive asks about an immediate plan, so ir is conjugated in the present for tú: vas a pedir. The infinitive pedir stays unchanged.

Question 10

Este fin de semana nosotros ___ a visitar a los abuelos en Cuernavaca. (ir)

Accepted Answer

vamos. For near-future plans, Spanish prefers present-tense ir a + infinitive over the future tense: vamos a visitar. The nosotros form of ir is vamos.

Question 11

Hoy yo no ___ al trabajo porque me siento enfermo. (ir)

Accepted Answer

voy. Hoy and me siento keep the sentence in the present. The negative simply goes before the verb: yo no voy. Voy is the irregular yo form of ir.

Question 12

Usted ___ muy rápido; el límite aquí es sesenta. (ir)

Accepted Answer

va. A comment about what is happening right now takes the present. Usted always pairs with the third person singular form, so ir becomes va.

Question 13

¿Vosotros ___ al concierto en autobús o en coche? (ir)

Accepted Answer

vais. A question about current travel plans uses the present. The vosotros form of ir is vais — used in Spain, while Latin America would say ustedes van.

Question 14

Mis compañeros ___ a organizar una fiesta sorpresa para el jefe. (ir)

Accepted Answer

van. Ir a + infinitive announces an upcoming plan, so ir is conjugated in the present. Mis compañeros is plural, which requires van rather than va.

Practice.