Travel verbs

What do you think "yo voy" means?

• i go

• to go

• you go

• they go

How do you think we say "you go" in Spanish?

• ir

• ustedes van

• tú vas

• nosotros vamos

Can you translate the following into Spanish? (you can use the slides for help ;))

Every morning during the week, I go to school in my father's car.

Check your response to question 3 below:

• Los fines de semana vamos a la escuela en carro

• De vez en cuando vas a la escuela en coche

• Entre semana yo voy a la escuela en mi papá carro

• Entre semana yo voy a la escuela en el carro de mi papá

Do you think, from your previous knowledge/notes, that you can remember how to continue the conjugation of the verbs "voy/vas"?

What do you think is the "mummy verb"/infinitive of "voy/vas"?

• llegar

• venir

• ir

• salir

Let's do a poll.

In the order that the verb infinitives appear, how many of you can figure out which are the correct Spanish infinitive equivalents?

to go, to come, to arrive, to leave, to travel

P.s. you need your dictionaries/need to search the net for help

• salir, ir, viajar, venir, llegar

• llegar, viajar, venir, ir, salir

• ir, venir, llegar, salir, viajar

• viajar, llegar, ir, venir, salir

Do you think you can attempt to conjugate at least 2 other verbs BESIDES the verb "ir"?

Let's do another poll

Other than the verb "ir" can we use any of the other verbs to communicate how we go to school everyday?

• yes, of course!

• no, "ir" is the only verb that can be used

If "yes," write one sentence in Spanish in which you describe how you go to school everyday. (Remember, you CANNOT use the verb "ir" in your responses)