Future (ir + a) – Free Exercise

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Exercise

Choose the correct form of ir.

  1. El martes los alumnos a ir de excursión a Toledo.3rd person plural: vanOn Tuesday, the pupils are going to take a trip to Toledo.
  2. Cuando te recuperes de tu lesión a entrenar todos los días.2nd person singular: vasWhen you have recovered from your injury, you are going to work out every day.
  3. Creo que a estudiar todos los días.1st person singular: voyI think I’m going to study every day.
  4. ¿Sabes si tu hermana y tú a asistir al concierto?2nd person plural: vaisDo you know if you and your sister are going to attend the concert?
  5. Lorena y yo a comer algo antes de ir a la cama.1st person plural: vamosLorena and I are going to eat something before we go to bed.

Complete the sentences using the correct form of ir + a + infinitive.

  1. El piso (estar)   disponible a partir del 1 de marzo.3rd person singular: va + a + infinitiveThe flat is going to be available from the first of March.
  2. Los trabajadores (convocar)   una huelga.3rd person plural: van + a + infinitiveThe workers are going to call a strike.
  3. Ahora mismo (yo/hacer)   la maleta.1st person singular: voy + a + infinitiveI’m going to pack the suitcase right now.
  4. ¿Cuándo (tú/limpiar)   el polvo de tu habitación?2nd person singular: vas + a + infinitiveWhen are you going to dust your room?
  5. Mañana (nosotros/vender)   todos los trastos en el mercadillo.1st person plural: vamos + a + infinitiveTomorrow, we are going to sell all our things at the flea market.

Reflexive verbs. Complete the sentences with the correct form of ir + a + infinitive.

  1. Mis vecinos (mudarse)   la semana que viene.3rd person plural: van + a + infinitive
    the reflexive pronoun (se) can come at the end of the infinitive or before the auxiliary verb    My neighbours are going to move next week.
  2. Si lo ves, seguro que (reírse)  .2nd person singular: vas + a + infinitive
    the reflexive pronoun (te) can come at the end of the infinitive or before the auxiliary verb    If you see it, I’m sure you’ll laugh.
  3. Aunque sea difícil, nunca (nosotros/rendirse)  .1st person plural: vamos + a + infinitive
    the reflexive pronoun (nos) can come at the end of the infinitive or before the auxiliary verb    Although it’s difficult, we’re not going to give up.
  4. (yo/irse)   de vacaciones al Caribe.1st person singular: voy + a + infinitive
    the reflexive pronoun (me) can come at the end of the infinitive or before the auxiliary verb    I’m going to the Caribbean on my holidays.
  5. Mi hermana (llamarse)   Carolina.3rd person singular: va + a + infinitive
    the reflexive pronoun (se) can come at the end of the infinitive or before the auxiliary verb    My sister’s going to be called Carolina.