Spanish Verbs Venir and Ir
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Objective
I can interpret the meaning of sentences using the verbs *venir* and *ir* to understand who is coming and going.
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Practice
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Explain the difference between the verbs *ir* and *venir* in Spanish, focusing on the point of reference.
Imagine you are at your friend's house. How would you ask your friend's parents if they are going to the store later? Write the question in Spanish.
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Exit ticket
Quick comprehension check
“A friend says, "Voy al cine." Where is your friend going, towards you or away from you? Your classmate says, "Vengo a tu casa después de la escuela." Where is your classmate going after school, towards you or away from you? ”
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