'Ido a...' Necesita he, has hemos etc?

Question

Puede escscribir 'ido a' sin una forma perfecto de haber al principio?

Como ¡Ido a ir de compras! = Gone shopping!

Gracias

I've just made that clarification on a comment in your previous question. - 003492fc, Aug 22, 2013

No, por favor no lo hagas. =) - -cae-, Aug 23, 2013

Answer 1

"ido" es el participio, lo cual quiere decir parte, del verbo "ir" o sea, no funciona sin la otra parte (haber). Las dos palabras tienen que estar juntas así para que el verbo sea una sola entidad.

Answer 2

No, as the others say, these literal things often don't work. Because we often use ' gone' without it being in the past, if you see what I mean ? It's more in the present. A note on the door saying: Gone shopping actually means I'm shopping just now and not in..

You three are awesome. Great explanations. - 0095ca4c, Aug 22, 2013

Answer 3

For the record:

No. Just saying or writing "ido" has not the meaning itself. Does not work that way in Spanish. I mean: yes, you will be understood but there still will be one word missing. Saludos.

Yes, exactly. - annierats, Aug 22, 2013

Answer 4

Just use the simple past (preterite) Fui/fuiste/fue/fuimos/fueron a ....."