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    Ir conjugation in Spanish

    to go

    irregular gerund yendopast participle ido

    Here is the full ir conjugation in Spanish, with audio for every form. How it changes: irregular in every tense: voy, fui, iba, vaya.

    Ir conjugation chart

    Ir present tense

    presente · I speak

    yoI go
    túyou go
    vosyou go
    él, ella, ustedhe/she goes
    nosotroswe go
    vosotrosyou all go
    ellos, ellas, ustedesthey go

    Irregular in every form: worth learning by heart.

    Ir preterite

    pretérito · I spoke

    yoI went
    túyou went
    vosyou went
    él, ella, ustedhe/she went
    nosotroswe went
    vosotrosyou all went
    ellos, ellas, ustedesthey went

    Irregular stem fu- + -i, -iste, -e, -imos, -isteis, -eron.

    Ir imperfect

    pretérito imperfecto · I used to speak

    yoI used to go
    túyou used to go
    vosyou used to go
    él, ella, ustedhe/she used to go
    nosotroswe used to go
    vosotrosyou all used to go
    ellos, ellas, ustedesthey used to go

    Irregular in every form: worth learning by heart.

    Ir future

    futuro · I will speak

    yoI will go
    túyou will go
    vosyou will go
    él, ella, ustedhe/she will go
    nosotroswe will go
    vosotrosyou all will go
    ellos, ellas, ustedesthey will go

    Regular: same endings as vivir.

    Ir conditional

    condicional · I would speak

    yoI would go
    túyou would go
    vosyou would go
    él, ella, ustedhe/she would go
    nosotroswe would go
    vosotrosyou all would go
    ellos, ellas, ustedesthey would go

    Regular: same endings as vivir.

    Ir present subjunctive

    presente de subjuntivo · that I speak

    yothat I go
    túthat you go
    vosthat you go
    él, ella, ustedthat he/she go
    nosotrosthat we go
    vosotrosthat you all go
    ellos, ellas, ustedesthat they go

    Irregular stem vay- + -a, -as, -amos, -áis, -an.

    Ir imperfect subjunctive

    imperfecto de subjuntivo · if I spoke

    yoif I went
    túif you went
    vosif you went
    él, ella, ustedif he/she went
    nosotrosif we went
    vosotrosif you all went
    ellos, ellas, ustedesif they went

    Irregular stem fu- + -era, -eras, -éramos, -erais, -eran.

    In the subjunctive, vos takes the same form as tú in careful speech. The imperfect subjunctive also has an -se form (fuese), more common in writing.

    Ir affirmative commands

    imperativo · speak!

    túgo!
    vosgo!
    ustedgo!
    nosotroslet's go!
    vosotrosgo!
    ustedesgo!

    Irregular tú form: ve. Usted, nosotros and ustedes come from the present subjunctive (vaya, vayamos, vayan).

    Ir negative commands

    imperativo negativo · don't speak!

    túdon't go!
    vosdon't go!
    usteddon't go!
    nosotroslet's not go!
    vosotrosdon't go!
    ustedesdon't go!

    Built from the present subjunctive: no + vayas, vaya…

    Always the verb haber + the past participle ido, which never changes.

    Ir present perfect

    pretérito perfecto · I have spoken

    yohe ido
    túhas ido
    voshas ido
    él, ella, ustedha ido
    nosotroshemos ido
    vosotroshabéis ido
    ellos, ellas, ustedeshan ido

    Ir pluperfect

    pluscuamperfecto · I had spoken

    yohabía ido
    túhabías ido
    voshabías ido
    él, ella, ustedhabía ido
    nosotroshabíamos ido
    vosotroshabíais ido
    ellos, ellas, ustedeshabían ido

    Ir future perfect

    futuro perfecto · I will have spoken

    yohabré ido
    túhabrás ido
    voshabrás ido
    él, ella, ustedhabrá ido
    nosotroshabremos ido
    vosotroshabréis ido
    ellos, ellas, ustedeshabrán ido

    Ir conditional perfect

    condicional perfecto · I would have spoken

    yohabría ido
    túhabrías ido
    voshabrías ido
    él, ella, ustedhabría ido
    nosotroshabríamos ido
    vosotroshabríais ido
    ellos, ellas, ustedeshabrían ido

    Ir present perfect subjunctive

    pretérito perfecto de subjuntivo · that I have spoken

    yohaya ido
    túhayas ido
    voshayas ido
    él, ella, ustedhaya ido
    nosotroshayamos ido
    vosotroshayáis ido
    ellos, ellas, ustedeshayan ido

    In Latin America, ustedes is the only “you all”; vosotros is used only in Spain. Vos is used in Argentina, Uruguay and much of Central America. Uncheck the boxes above to hide what you don’t need.

    Watch out

    Just like “going to,” ir a + infinitive is the everyday future: voy a comer. Don't drop the a, and remember the preterite fui is the same as ser's.

    Examples with ir

    Voy al supermercado.

    I'm going to the supermarket.

    Mexico

    Ayer fuimos a la playa.

    Yesterday we went to the beach.

    Spain

    De niño, iba a pie al colegio.

    As a kid, I used to walk to school.

    Argentina

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    Practice ir

    Half of these are in the imperfect, the tense people look up most for ir. Type the right form and press Enter. A missing accent still counts, but I'll point it out.

    With full sentences: imperfect exercises.

    Verbs like ir

    Irregular preterite (ir → fui). Also irregular in the preterite:

    ser fuiestar estuvehaber hubetener tuvehacer hicepoder pudedecir dijever vi