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teamce170

Hey there,

What form of the verb always comes after "-ir + a"?

  • answer :

The infinitive form ✅

  • explanations:

"IR + a + infinitivo" corresponds to the near futur (futuro próximo) which is formed by "going to + infinitive" in English. the "futuro próximo" is used when talking about something that is going to happen soon.

IR (present tense) :

Voy

Vas

Va

Vamos

Vais

Van

  • examples:

Voy a comer una manzana. (comer)

>> I'm going to eat an apple

Vamos a jugar al fútbol contigo. (jugar)

>> We are going to play soccer with you.

Learn more about the "futuro próximo" :

https://brainly.com/question/13280823

Have a good day ;)

MissSpanish

When this situation occurs, it is formed with the infinitive form.

This type of periphrasis expresses in the present a statement in the future.

Examples:

  • Va a comer helado
  • Vas a llorar con esta película.
  • Vais a salir con mis amigos.

MissSpanish

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