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Talking about locations and directions
If you want to talk about, where you want to go, you can use the verb 'ir' (to go) together with the
preposition 'a':
| Andrés va a la escuela. | Andrés is going to school. | | Van a los partidos de fútbol. | They go the the soccer games. |
If the preposition 'a' is followed directly by the Spanish article 'el', both words merge to 'al':
| Vamos al (a el) cine. | Let's go to the movie theatre. | | Caridad va al (a el) concierto. | Caridad goes to the concert. |
The question words ¿adónde? (where to) and ¿cuándo? (when) are often used in questions together with the
verb 'ir':
| ¿Adónde vas ahora? | Where are you going now? | | ¿Cuándo vas a estudiar? | When are you going to study? |
The following vocabularies all describe common locations in any city. Try to memorize the Spanish
meaning of these locations.
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