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I go

Yo voy

Present

I went

Yo fui

Past

I have go

Yo he ido

Pasado

I’m going to

Yo voy a ir

Futuro

I will go

Voy a ir

Future

I will have gone

Me habré ido

Futuro Perfecto indicativo

I had gone

Me había ido

Pasado Perfecto indicativo

I will be gone

Yo me iré

Futuro continuo indicativo