Ir vs Irse

Question

 

The Reference Page for these two different verbs (Ir & Irse) has been rewritten based on suggestions from Heidita, Qfreed and others. I invite anyone interested to review it and remind themselves through this process of the differences between the verbs and differences in their use.

 

If you wish to comment on the rewritten work, just post your comments as replies to this entry and not as replies or comments to the Reference Page. If you are shy, just send me a PM.

Thanks,

Moe

[Reference article][2]

[2]: Ir vs Irse

Moe, could you put a link here to that Reference Page? - chaparrito, Dec 17, 2009

Added link - 0074b507, Dec 17, 2009

Oops! Thanks, Q. - Moe, Dec 17, 2009

Answer 1

Thanks, Moe...this is awesome!

Answer 2

You can always count on Moe for the info--yes I was making an attempt to rhyme

Jason - Don't give up your day job. You will not get fat on your poetry. - Moe, Dec 17, 2009

'¡En verso, sin esfuerzo!' ;-) - chaparrito, Dec 17, 2009

Moe, better than joe, he makes not a low blow to give us the info. - nate12332, Dec 17, 2009

Answer 3

Hi everybody, the reference article written by Moe was published on the reference page, on the "others" part.

I have made some small changes.

Ken, I deleted the comments as I was correcting and editing the article. - 00494d19, Dec 17, 2009