Say where people are going: 'ir' in plural persons
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I can say where people are going, what they are going to do and why.
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The SSC [cua] is pronounced as in the word 'cuatro', [cue] as in 'escuela' and [cui] as in 'cuidar'.
The SSC [que] is pronounced as in the word '¿por qué?' and [qui] as in 'equipo'.
To talk about an informal plan with a specific purpose, we use the expression 'ir de + noun'.
To talk about future plans we use the verb 'ir + a + infinitive', e.g. 'voy/vas/va/vamos/van a estudiar'.
The word 'para' if followed by a noun translates as 'for', but if followed by a verb, translates as 'in order to'.
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