Is there some trick, pattern, or a given grammatical structure that would tell me when I need to use the Spanish word "a" in fro nt of a verb's infinitive? Like "Voy a ir." Why is the "a" needed?
2 answers:
Because your saying your going to go .
Because it wouldn't make sense if you were to say " voy ir "
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