The workbook asks you to fill in the blanks of the conversation using only the verb ir, in the proper forms. This is the correct form of the verb Ir because the nouns are Félix and I.

Vamos.

The workbook asks you to fill in the blanks of the conversation using only the verb ir, in the proper forms. This is the correct form of the verb Ir because the noun is singular, Félix.

Va.

The workbook asks you to fill in the blanks of the conversation using only the verb ir, in the proper forms. This is the correct form of the verb Ir because the noun is singular, the friend of Félix.

Va.

The workbook asks you to fill in the blanks of the conversation using only the verb ir, in the proper forms. This is the correct form of the verb Ir because the noun is singular, I.

Voy.

The workbook asks you to fill in the blanks of the conversation using only the verb ir, in the proper forms. This is the correct form of the verb Ir because the noun is singular, Ivan.

Va.

The workbook asks you to fill in the blanks of the conversation using only the verb ir, in the proper forms. This is the correct form of the verb Ir because the noun is singular, Ivan.

Va.

The workbook asks you to fill in the blanks of the conversation using only the verb ir, in the proper forms. This is the correct form of the verb Ir because there is more than one noun, Rebeca and Antonio.

Van.

The workbook asks you to fill in the blanks of the conversation using only the verb ir, in the proper forms. This is the correct form of the verb Ir because the noun is the singular form of tú, you.

Vas.

The workbook asks you to fill in the blanks of the conversation using only the verb ir, in the proper forms. This is the correct form of the verb Ir because the noun is the singular form of tú, or you.

Vas.

The workbook asks you to fill in the blanks of the conversation using only the verb ir, in the proper forms. This is the correct form of the verb Ir because the nouns are tú and yo, or you and I.

Vamos.