IR vs IRSE - How to Say "To Go" & "To Leave" in Spanish (Grammar Tip)

See how the Spanish verbs ir vs irse change meaning and how we should use them in a Spanish sentence.

Plus avoid the most common errors that students make with these two verbs.

Specifically, here is what you will learn in this video:

First, you'll learn the subtle difference between ir and irse and the English equivalent for each of these verbs.

While many Spanish reflexive verbs have an equivalent in English such as "to wash yourself" or "to dress yourself", "irse" behaves differently.

You also learn about how to form Spanish reflexive verbs and how to conjugate both the reflexive and non-reflexive versions of "ir".

Lastly, you'll learn about a few common mistakes that occur with ir and irse including knowing when to use "voy" vs "me voy" and how to combine "irse" with other verbs in phrases such as "I have to leave".

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