Using "ir + a" to say what you are "going to do"

Here is another lecture using the verb "ir" which means "to go". This lesson was taught after students learned how to use the verb "ir + a" when saying where someone is going. This one is more like the statement "I am going to eat" in which case you will learn to use the correct conjugation plus the "a" and then the verb in the infinitive.

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