To go in spanish

Answer 1

Ir : To go

Presente de indicativo (yo, tú, él/ ustedes, nosotros, vosotros, ellos / ustedes):

Voy

Vas

va

vamos

vais

van

Pasado de indicativo (yo, tú, él / usted, nosotros, vosotros, ellos / ustedes):

fui

fuiste

fue

fuimos

fuisteis

fueron

Of course there are many other cojugations of the verb "ir"

Answer 2

As we all know, the past tense of "to go" in English is one word - "went". This is the same regardless of the entity performing the action, I.e. I went, you went, we went, etc. In Spanish, though, it is a MUCH more complex situation. First, Spanish has two past tenses, and each has six different words for the verb, depending on who is performing the action. Thus, there are twelve different answers, depending on the specific context. So, the past tense of "to go" is fui, fuiste, fue, fuimos, fuisteis, fueron, or iba, ibas, iba, Íbamos, ibais, iban.

In fact, English also has two past versions of 'to go', and the one not mentioned is, ironically, the so-called present perfect of 'to be', just as 'fui' etc., are the past of 'ser' (Spanish 'to be'). Cf the rhyme 'Pussy cat, pussy cat, where have you been? I've been up to London to see the Queen'.

Answer 3

-e*/-aste/-o*/-amos/-asteis/-aron (preterite) (*accent on the 'e' and the 'o')

-aba/-abas/-aba/-abamos*/-abais/-aban (imperfect) (*accent on first 'a')