9. The verb "ir" means O to go O to be (permanent) O to have O to be (temporary)

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Andrei Chis asked Nov 13, 2023

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9. The verb "ir" means

O to go
O to be (permanent)
O to have
O to be (temporary)

Spanish
middle-school

Andrei Chis asked Nov 13, 2023

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to go

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it conjugates as yo-voy, tú-vas, el/ella/ud.-va, nosotros-vamos, vosotros-vaís, ellos/ellas/uds.-van

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im pretty sure its (To go)

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