Question

ir + a + infi
fill in the verb chart with the c
ir = to go

Explanation:

The problem is about conjugating the Spanish verb "ir" (to go) and using it in the "ir + a + infinitive" structure (which expresses "going to do" something). First, recall the present - tense conjugations of "ir": yo voy, tú vas, él/ella/usted va, nosotros/as vamos, vosotros/as vais, ellos/ellas/ustedes van. Then, for the "ir + a + infinitive" structure, we take the conjugated form of "ir" and add "a" plus the infinitive of another verb. For example, "yo voy a estudiar" (I am going to study). Assuming the verb chart has subject pronouns (like yo, tú, él/ella/usted) on one side, we need to fill in the conjugated "ir" on the left and maybe the "ir + a + infinitive" form on the right. Let's assume the chart has three rows for yo, tú, él/ella/usted.

• For "yo": conjugate "ir" as "voy", and for the "ir + a + infinitive" (let's use "estudiar" as an example infinitive), it would be "voy a estudiar".
• For "tú": conjugate "ir" as "vas", and "vas a estudiar".
• For "él/ella/usted": conjugate "ir" as "va", and "va a estudiar".

If the infinitive isn't specified, maybe just the conjugated "ir" is needed. Let's proceed with the present - tense conjugations of "ir" for common subjects.

Answer:

Assuming the chart has rows for "yo", "tú", "él/ella/usted" (left column) and the corresponding "ir" conjugation (and maybe "ir + a + infinitive" on the right):

Subject	Conjugation of IR	IR + A + INFINITIVE (e.g., with "estudiar")
tú	vas	vas a estudiar
él/ella/usted	va	va a estudiar

(If the infinitive is different, replace "estudiar" with the given infinitive. If only the conjugation of "ir" is needed, the left column would have "voy", "vas", "va" for the respective subjects.)