Irse Conjugation

Embark on your journey to master Irse Conjugation in Spanish with our comprehensive guide. Learn ‘Irse’ in all its tenses through interactive exercises, engaging games, and detailed charts. Ready to dive deeper into the world of Spanish verbs? Check out our Spanish verb conjugation page for more in-depth learning.

Verb Meaning(s): to leave, to go away

Irse - Present Tense

I go away, I do go away, I am going away

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Irse - Preterite Tense

I go away

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Irse - Imperfect Tense

I was going away, I used to go away, I went away sometimes

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Irse - Present Perfect

I have gone away

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Irse - Present Progressive

I am going away (right now)

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Irse - Conditional

I would go away

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Irse - Future

I will go away

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Irse - Imperative/Command

Go away!

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Irse - Subjunctive

She hopes I go away

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Master the Art of Leaving with “Irse”

Now that you’ve explored the full conjugation of irse, deepen your skills by focusing on essential tenses like the present tense of irse, the preterite tense of irse, and the subjunctive tense of irse. For a full guide to verb moods and irregularities, visit our Complete Spanish Verb Guide. Keep practicing and your fluency will improve steadily!