Ir Conjugation in Spanish

Ir Conjugation in Spanish | How do you use the verb IR in Spanish?

Learn about the conjugation ir in Spanish. Let’s see how to conjugate ir in Spanish.

Ir-to go

Participles
Present:	yendo
Past:	ido

Indicative
	Present	Preterite	Imperfect	Conditional	Future
yo	voy	fui	iba	iría	iré
tú	vas	fuiste	ibas	irías	irás
él/ella/Ud.	va	fue	iba	iría	irá
nosotros	vamos	fuimos	íbamos	iríamos	iremos
vosotros	vais	fuisteis	ibais	iríais	iréis
ellos/ellas/Uds.	van	fueron	iban	irían	irán

Present-Preterite-Imperfect-Conditional-Future

   I | go – went – went- would go- will go

   you | go – went – went- would go- will go

   He/She | goes – went – went- would go- will go

  You(formal) | go – went – went- would go- will go

  We | go – went – went- would go- will go

  You(informal) | go – went – went- would go- will go

  They/You(formal) | go – went – went- would go- will go

Subjunctive
	Present	Imperfect	Future
yo	vaya	fuera, fuese	fuere
tú	vayas	fueras, fueses	fueres
él/ella/Ud.	vaya	fuera, fuese	fuere
nosotros	vayamos	fuéramos, fuésemos	fuéremos
vosotros	vayáis	fuerais, fueseis	fuereis
ellos/ellas/Uds.	vayan	fueran, fuesen	fueren

Present-Imperfect-Imperfect 2-Future

   I | go- went- went – will go

   you | go- went- went – will go

   He/She | goes- went- went – will go

  You(formal) | go- went- went – will go

  We | go- went- went – will go

  You(informal) | go- went- went – will go

  They/You(formal) | go- went- went – will go

Imperative
	Affirmative	Negative
yo
tú	ve	no vayas
Ud.	vaya	no vaya
nosotros	vamos	no vayamos
vosotros	id	no vayáis
Uds.	vayan	no vayan

Affirmative-Negative

   I | —

   you | go – don’t go

  You(formal) | go – don’t go

  We | let’s go – let’s not go

  You(informal) | go – don’t go

  They/You(formal) | be – don’t be

Progressive
	Present	Preterite	Imperfect	Conditional	Future
yo	estoy yendo	estuve yendo	estaba yendo	estaría yendo	estaré yendo
tú	estás yendo	estuviste yendo	estabas yendo	estarías yendo	estarás yendo
él/ella/Ud.	está yendo	estuvo yendo	estaba yendo	estaría yendo	estará yendo
nosotros	estamos yendo	estuvimos yendo	estábamos yendo	estaríamos yendo	estaremos yendo
vosotros	estáis yendo	estuvisteis yendo	estabais yendo	estaríais yendo	estaréis yendo
ellos/ellas/Uds.	están yendo	estuvieron yendo	estaban yendo	estarían yendo	estarán yendo

Present-Preterite-Imperfect-Conditional-Future

   I | am going- was going– was going– would be going– will be going

   you | are going– were going– were going– would be going– will be going

   He/She | is going– was going– was going– would be going– will be going

  You(formal) | are going– were going– were going– would be going– will be going

  We |  are going– were going– were going– would be going– will be going

  You(informal) | are going– were going– were going– would be going– will be going

  They/You(formal) |are going– were going– were going– would be going– will be going

Perfect
	Present	Preterite	Past	Conditional	Future
yo	he ido	hube ido	había ido	habría ido	habré ido
tú	has ido	hubiste ido	habías ido	habrías ido	habrás ido
él/ella/Ud.	ha ido	hubo ido	había ido	habría ido	habrá ido
nosotros	hemos ido	hubimos ido	habíamos ido	habríamos ido	habremos ido
vosotros	habéis ido	hubisteis ido	habíais ido	habríais ido	habréis ido
ellos/ellas/Uds.	han ido	hubieron ido	habían ido	habrían ido	habrán ido

Present-Preterite-Past-Conditional-Future

   I | have gone- had gone– had gone– would have gone– will have gone

   you | have gone- had gone– had gone– would have gone– will have gone

   He/She | has gone- had gone– had gone– would have gone– will have gone

  You(formal) | have gone- had gone– had gone– would have gone– will have gone

  We |  have gone- had gone– had gone– would have gone– will have gone

  You(informal) | have gone- had gone– had gone– would have gone– will have gone

  They/You(formal) |have gone- had gone– had gone– would have gone– will have gone

Perfect Subjunctive
	Present	Past	Future
yo	haya ido	hubiera ido, hubiese ido	hubiere ido
tú	hayas ido	hubieras ido, hubieses ido	hubieres ido
él/ella/Ud.	haya ido	hubiera ido, hubiese ido	hubiere ido
nosotros	hayamos ido	hubiéramos ido, hubiésemos ido	hubiéremos ido
vosotros	hayáis ido	hubierais ido, hubieseis ido	hubiereis ido
ellos/ellas/Uds.	hayan ido	hubieran ido, hubiesen ido	hubieren ido

Present-Past-Future

   I | have gone- had gone– will have gone

   you | have gone- had gone– will have gone

   He/She | has gone- had gone– will have gone

  You(formal) | have gone- had gone– will have gone

  We | have gone- had gone– will have gone

  You(informal) | have gone- had gone– will have gone

  They/You(formal) | have gone- had gone– will have gone

Examples – ir Conjugation in Spanish

Sentences with the verb ir in Spanish

Ella va a ir a la peluquería.	–	She is going to the hairdresser.
¿Cuándo es que tienes que ir?	–	When do you have to go?
¿Vas a ir hoy al parque?	–	Are you going to the park today?
Quiero ir contigo al cine.	–	I want to go with you to the movies.
Me gustaría ir, pero tengo que hacer guardia por la noche.	–	I’d like to go, but I have to keep watch at night.
A esa hora es cuando puedo ir.	–	That’s when I can go.
Finalmente no pude ir.	–	Finally I couldn’t go.
Tenía planificado ir hoy.	–	I had planned to go today.
Cada vez que voy a ir ocurre algo.	–	Every time I go there something happens.
Nunca puedo ir a su casa.	–	I can never go to her house.
Este fin de semana voy a ir a la playa.	–	This weekend I am going to the beach.
Si vas a ir, no olvides llevarte el paraguas.	–	If you’re going, don’t forget to take your umbrella.
Me voy a ir por la noche.	–	I’m going to go at night.
Yo quería ir al teatro después que se terminó el evento.	–	I wanted to go to the theater after the event was over.
Nos vamos a ir todos de excursión.	–	We’re all going on a hike.
¿Cuándo vas a ir?	–	When are you going to go?
Me avisas con tiempo, para poder ir.	–	You let me know in time, so I can go.
Voy a ir a México en las vacaciones.	–	I’m going to Mexico on vacation.
Mi tía quería ir al planetario.	–	My aunt wanted to go to the planetarium.
Nos gustaría ir un dia de estos.	–	We would like to go one of these days.
Casi todos los días tengo que ir a trabajar.	–	Almost every day I have to go to work.
Todos vamos a ir a la marcha este sábado.	–	We’re all going to the march this Saturday.
Yo siempre he querido ir a ese hotel.	–	I have always wanted to go to that hotel.
Me hubiese gustado ir por la mañana.	–	I would have liked to go in the morning.
¿Tú también vas a ir a la fiesta?	–	Are you going to the party too?
Me tengo que ir temprano porque el transporte se demora.	–	I have to leave early because the transport is delayed.
Ella iba a ir a la casa de sus padres esta semana.	–	She was going to go to her parents’ house this week.
¿Cuándo vas a ir a casa de la abuela?	–	When are you going to Grandma’s house?
Yo pensaba que tenías que ir hoy a trabajar.	–	I thought you had to go to work today.
No voy a ir porqué estoy cansado.	–	I’m not going because I’m tired.
Debemos ir a la escuela.	–	We must go to school.
Vamos a ir al parque.	–	We are going to the park.
¿Vas a ir al club?	–	Are you going to the club?
Al ir corriendo me caí.	–	While running I fell.
Me tengo que ir.	–	I have to go.
Si te quieres ir, no te detengo.	–	If you want to leave, I won’t stop you.
Te debes ir.	–	you must go
¿Se quiere ir?	–	Do you want to go?
Voy a ir al mercado.	–	I am going to go to the market.
Ir al bosqué es peligroso.	–	Going to the forest is dangerous.
Debo ir a estudiar.	–	I have to go study.
Déjame ir a la fiesta.	–	Let me go to the party.
Mi madre no me deja ir.	–	My mother won’t let me go.
¡Te digo que debes ir!	–	I tell you you must go!
Creo que quieres ir.	–	I think you want to go.
¿Sabes cómo ir a mi casa?	–	Do you know how to go to my house?
No tengo idea de cómo ir.	–	I have no idea how to go.
Mañana vamos a ir de picnic.	–	Tomorrow we are going to go on a picnic.
Quiero ir a esa excursión.	–	I want to go on that excursion.
Hace tiempo quería ir al museo.	–	I’ve been wanting to go to the museum for a long time.
¿Quieres ir al pantano?	–	Do you want to go to the swamp?
Gaby no pudo ir con nosotros.	–	Gaby couldn’t go with us.
Ir a la playa es mi plan para mañana.	–	Going to the beach is my plan for tomorrow.
Quiero ir a jugar.	–	I want to go to play.
Mi niño debe ir al círculo.	–	My child must go to circle.
¿No quieres ir a la peluquería?	–	Don’t you want to go to the hairdresser?
Debes ir al psicólogo.	–	You should go to the psychologist.
Tengo que ir a cobrar.	–	I have to go collect.
Voy a ir al banco.	–	I’m going to the bank.

Después de la escuela voy a casa de mis abuelos.	–	After school I go to my grandparents’ house.
¿Vas por fin a la fiesta de Mario?	–	Are you finally going to Mario’s party?
Ella va a casa de su amiga Alejandra.	–	She goes to her friend Alejandra’s house.
Nosotros vamos al bar después de terminar el trabajo.	–	We go to the bar after finishing work.
Mis amigos van a la playa el próximo fin de semana.	–	My friends are going to the beach next weekend.
¿Has ido a casa de Manuel alguna vez?	–	Have you ever been to Manuel’s house?
Hemos ido juntos al concierto de ayer.	–	We went together to the concert yesterday.
Ellos han ido a comprarse un refresco.	–	They have gone to buy a drink.
Marcos ha ido conmigo a visitar a Juan.	–	Marcos has gone with me to visit Juan.
¿Irías conmigo al médico?	–	Would you go with me to the doctor?
Nunca he ido a un bar cerca de la playa.	–	I have never been to a bar near the beach.
Recuerdo cuando iba a casa de mis abuelos todos los domingos.	–	I remember when I used to go to my grandparents’ house every Sunday.
¡No vayan a entrar!	–	Don’t go inside!
¿Cuándo ibas a decirme la verdad?	–	When were you going to tell me the truth?
Íbamos a ir el martes de la semana pasada pero Roberto tuvo que trabajar.	–	We were going to go on Tuesday of last week but Roberto had to work.
Él fue a comprar un juguete para su hermana.	–	He went to buy a toy for his sister.
Fuimos juntos al teatro.	–	We went to the theater together.
Creo que fueron a cambiarse de ropa.	–	I think they went to change their clothes.
¿Fuiste a visitar a tus tíos en el campo?	–	Did you go visit your uncles in the country?
Mañana iré al festival junto con mis amigos.	–	Tomorrow I will go to the festival together with my friends.
Iríamos contigo pero estamos ocupados.	–	We would go with you but we are busy.
Ellos irían a cualquier lugar con tal de salir de su casa.	–	They would go anywhere to get out of their house.
Habría ido si me hubieran invitado.	–	I would have gone if I had been invited.
¡Vayamos todos juntos!	–	Let’s all go together!
No vayáis mañana al parque solo.	–	Don’t go to the park alone tomorrow.
Hubiésemos ido al concierto pero no lo hubiéramos disfrutado.	–	We would have gone to the concert but we would not have enjoyed it.
Aunque fuésemos ahora no pudiéramos entrar.	–	Even if we went now we couldn’t get in.
Hubiesen ido junto con Carlos a comprar los alimentos.	–	They would have gone together with Carlos to buy food.
¡Ojalá el concierto fuese más temprano!	–	I wish the concert was earlier!
¿Hubieras ido a la actividad el sábado conmigo?	–	Would you have gone to the activity on Saturday with me?

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