Telling The Future ~ IR A Infinitive

The correct form of "ir" in this sentence is "voy". In Spanish, "ir" means "to go" and it is conjugated differently depending on the subject. In this case, the subject is "yo" which means "I". The correct conjugation for "yo" is "voy". The other options "voy" and "Voy" are incorrect because they are not the correct conjugation for the subject "yo".

The subject of the sentence is "Yo" which means "I" in English. The repetition of "yo" emphasizes the speaker's intention to go to school today.

The correct form of "ir" in this sentence is "van". This is because "van" is the third person plural form of the verb "ir" in the present tense. In the sentence, it is used to indicate that the athletes are going to play in the stadium on Sunday. The other options, "van" and "Van", are not correct forms of "ir" and do not fit grammatically in the sentence.

The correct activity is "nadar" because it matches the verb form used in the sentence "Yo voy a nadar en la piscina." The verb "nadar" means "to swim" in English. The repetition of the word "nadar" in different capitalization forms is likely a mistake or a way to emphasize the correct answer.

The correct form of "ir" in this sentence is "van". "Van" is the third person plural form of the verb "ir" (to go) in Spanish. It is used when referring to a group of people, such as "los estudiantes" (the students), who are going to visit Spain.

The sentence is missing the word "a" or "A" before the word "comer". In Spanish, it is common to use the preposition "a" before an infinitive verb to indicate intention or purpose. Therefore, the correct sentence should be "Vamos a comer almuerzo en la quinta hora hoy" meaning "We are going to eat lunch in the fifth hour today."

The correct form of "ir" in this sentence is "vamos". This is because the subject of the sentence is "mi familia y yo" (my family and I), which is a first-person plural pronoun. In Spanish, the verb "ir" (to go) conjugated in the first-person plural form is "vamos". The repetition of "vamos" in the answer options is incorrect, as it should only be used once.

The subject of the sentence is "tu" which means "you" in Spanish. The sentence is asking "You are going to use the computer in the Spanish class." The variations of "tu" in different cases and with different accents are all forms of the second person singular pronoun in Spanish.

The correct form of "ir" in this sentence is "vais". This is the second person plural form of the verb, which is used when referring to "you" and "Mario". The verb "ir" means "to go", so the sentence is saying "Mario and you are going to ride bicycles this weekend."

The sentence "vas a correr tú" is correctly rewritten as "TÚ VAS A CORRER." The correct order of the sentence is "TÚ VAS A CORRER."

The subject is going to eat.

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The correct order for the sentence is "Pablo va a ver la tele." This is the correct sentence structure in Spanish, with the subject (Pablo), followed by the verb (va), and the object (la tele). The capitalization and punctuation are also correct.

The subject "Nosotros" is going to esquiar.

The subject is going to practice sports.