Irás

Irás is the second-person singular form of the Spanish verb ir in the simple future tense, meaning "you will go." The verb ir is highly irregular overall, but its future forms follow the standard set for this tense: iré, irás, irá, iremos, iréis, irán. Irás is formed by attaching the personal ending -ás to the infinitive ir and is pronounced with stress on the final syllable.

Etymology and classification: ir comes from Latin ire and belongs to the group of highly irregular Spanish verbs. Its future forms reflect historical developments that diverged from most regular -ir verbs, which typically rely on a unified stem plus endings.

Usage: Irás is used to indicate a future action performed by the you-form (tú). It can express a plan, intention, or expectation in statements about the future. Examples include: “Mañana irás al médico,” meaning you will go to the doctor tomorrow, and “Si estudias, irás mejor en la prueba.”

Pronunciation and spelling: irás is written with an accent on the a to indicate the correct stress on the final syllable, following Spanish stress rules for words ending in a consonant. The form is distinct from irás without the accent only in written contexts where diacritics clarify pronunciation.

See also: conjugation of ir; future indicative in Spanish; irregular verbs in Spanish.