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This Spanish powerpoint teaches basic Spanish verbs for going places using the verbs "ir" and examples of where to go. It provides examples of "I go", "you go", "he goes", "we go", "y'all go" followed by common places like the movies, mall, park, pool, library, restaurant, and country. The purpose is to expose the learner to using "ir" plus locations.
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