Worked example
Express a plan using ir a + infinitive: Yo ___ a estudiar.
Answer & why
Answer: voy
Yo takes voy: Yo voy a estudiar. It means “I am going to study.” The verb after a remains an infinitive.
Grade 9 · Introductory Spanish
Express a future plan with present-tense ir followed by a and an infinitive.
6 authored questions + worked example

Answer: voy
Yo takes voy: Yo voy a estudiar. It means “I am going to study.” The verb after a remains an infinitive.
All 6 authored questions for this skill.
Question 1
Conjugate ir for the subject, then keep a and the infinitive.
Answer: va
Ella takes va: Ella va a cantar. It means “She is going to sing.” The verb after a remains an infinitive.
Question 2
Conjugate ir for the subject, then keep a and the infinitive.
Answer: vamos
Nosotros takes vamos: Nosotros vamos a comer. It means “We are going to eat.” The verb after a remains an infinitive.
Question 3
Conjugate ir for the subject, then keep a and the infinitive.
Answer: van
Ellos takes van: Ellos van a escribir. It means “They are going to write.” The verb after a remains an infinitive.
Question 4
Conjugate ir for the subject, then keep a and the infinitive.
Answer: va
Usted takes va: Usted va a caminar. It means “You are going to walk.” The verb after a remains an infinitive.
Question 5
Conjugate ir for the subject, then keep a and the infinitive.
Answer: voy
Yo takes voy: Yo voy a estudiar. It means “I am going to study.” The verb after a remains an infinitive.
Question 6
Conjugate ir for the subject, then keep a and the infinitive.
Answer: vas
Tú takes vas: Tú vas a leer. It means “You are going to read.” The verb after a remains an infinitive.