One of the most useful Spanish verbs is the verb “ir,” which means “to go.” This verb is irregular in the present tense. The table below shows how to conjugate "ir" in the present tense:

ir (full conjugation)

			

				
 
				
 
				
 
			
			

				
yo
				
 voy
				
(I go)
			
			

				
tú
				
 vas
				
(you go)
			
			

				
Ud/él/ella
				
 va
				
(you/he/she goes)
			
			

				
nosotros (as)
				
 vamos
				
(we go)
			
			

				
vosotros (as)
				
 vais
				
(you guys go)
			
			

				
Uds/ellos/ellas
				
 van
				
(you all/they go)
			
		

Whenever you say that something or someone is “going to”, you have to add the Spanish preposition “a,” which means “to.” We use the formula: conjugation of "ir" + a

Let's look at some example sentences:

Yo voy a pie al museo.
I'm going to walk to the museum.
Voy a Mexico.
I'm going to Mexico.
Voy a traer al gerente.
I'm going to bring the manager.
Voy a tener que escribir esto en mi reporte.
I'm going to have to write this in my report.
Va a estar bien.
You are going to be fine.
Va a doler la inyeccion.
The injection is going to hurt.