El verbo "ir": ¿qué significa?

Los estudiantes van a estudiar en la biblioteca.
1. The students are going to study in the library.
2. The students are going to the library.
Los estudiantes van a la biblioteca.
1. The students are going to study in the library.
2. The students are going to the library.
Señor García, Usted va a hablar en la conferencia, ¿verdad?
1. Mr. García, you're going to speak at the conference, aren't you?
2. Mr. García, you're going to the conference, aren't you?
Señor García, Usted va a la conferencia, ¿verdad?
1. Mr. García, you're going to speak at the conference, aren't you?
2. Mr. García, you're going to the conference, aren't you?
Mi amigo y yo vamos a comer en el restaurante.
1. My friend and I are going to eat in the restaurant.
2. My friend and I are going to the restaurant.
Mi amigo y yo vamos al restaurante.
1. My friend and I are going to eat in the restaurant.
2. My friend and I are going to the restaurant.
El la primavera voy a terminar en la universidad.
1. In the spring I'm going to finish at the university.
2. In the spring I'm going to the university.
El la primavera voy a la universidad.
1. In the spring I'm going to finish at the university.
2. In the spring I'm going to the university.
¿Quién va a escribir en la pizarra?
1. Who is going to write on the board?
2. Who is going to the board?
¿Quién va a la pizarra?
1. Who is going to write on the board?
2. Who is going to the board?