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fui
I went (ir pretérito)
fuiste
you went (ir pretérito)
fue
he/she/it went (ir pretérito)
fuimos
we went (ir pretérito)
fueron
they went (ir pretérito)
voy
i go (ir presente)
vas
you go (ir presente)
va
you/he/she/it go (ir presente)
vamos
we go (ir presente)
van
they go (ir presente)