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Ir (to go) |
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Ir means to go |
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Ir is an irregular verb. It's conjugation doesn't follow any pattern. |
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Ir is used to talk about where you are going. |
| The preposition a is used after ir to mean to. | |
| When a is followed by the definite article el, the two words combine to form the contraction al. a + el = al | |
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Conjugating ir (to go) |
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