Here’s a chart focusing on the Spanish forms using "Tú vas" (You go - informal):

Chart: Spanish Forms with "Tú vas" ("You go")

Usage Notes:

1. Tú vas (You go): "Tú vas" is used to describe the action of going somewhere. It’s often followed by a preposition such as "a" (to) or "de" (from) to indicate the destination or origin.
   • Example: "Tú vas a la escuela." (You go to school.)
2. Tú vas a la escuela (You go to school): Indicates that the person regularly attends or travels to school.
   • Example: "Tú vas a la escuela todos los días." (You go to school every day.)
3. Tú vas al trabajo (You go to work): Indicates that the person regularly attends or travels to their workplace.
   • Example: "Tú vas al trabajo en autobús." (You go to work by bus.)
4. Tú vas a la tienda (You go to the store): Indicates that the person is traveling to a store, usually to purchase something.
   • Example: "Tú vas a la tienda a comprar pan." (You go to the store to buy bread.)
5. Tú vas al gimnasio (You go to the gym): Indicates that the person regularly attends or travels to the gym to exercise.
   • Example: "Tú vas al gimnasio por la mañana." (You go to the gym in the morning.)
6. Tú vas al parque (You go to the park): Indicates that the person is traveling to a park, often for leisure activities.
   • Example: "Tú vas al parque a pasear al perro." (You go to the park to walk the dog.)
7. Tú vas al médico (You go to the doctor): Indicates that the person is going to see a doctor, usually for health reasons.
   • Example: "Tú vas al médico cuando te sientes mal." (You go to the doctor when you feel sick.)
8. Tú vas al cine (You go to the movies): Indicates that the person is traveling to a cinema to watch a movie.
   • Example: "Tú vas al cine con tus amigos los fines de semana." (You go to the movies with your friends on weekends.)
9. Tú vas de vacaciones (You go on vacation): Indicates that the person is going on a vacation, usually for leisure and relaxation.
   • Example: "Tú vas de vacaciones en verano." (You go on vacation in the summer.)
10. Tú vas a la cama (You go to bed): Indicates that the person is going to bed, usually to sleep.
    • Example: "Tú vas a la cama a las diez de la noche." (You go to bed at ten at night.)
11. Tú vas a la playa (You go to the beach): Indicates that the person is traveling to the beach, usually for relaxation or recreation.
    • Example: "Tú vas a la playa los domingos." (You go to the beach on Sundays.)
12. Tú vas al restaurante (You go to the restaurant): Indicates that the person is traveling to a restaurant, usually for a meal.
    • Example: "Tú vas al restaurante para cenar." (You go to the restaurant for dinner.)
13. Tú vas a la biblioteca (You go to the library): Indicates that the person is traveling to a library, often for studying or reading.
    • Example: "Tú vas a la biblioteca a estudiar." (You go to the library to study.)
14. Tú vas al aeropuerto (You go to the airport): Indicates that the person is traveling to the airport, often to catch a flight or pick someone up.
    • Example: "Tú vas al aeropuerto a recoger a tu hermano." (You go to the airport to pick up your brother.)
15. Tú vas a la iglesia (You go to church): Indicates that the person regularly attends or travels to a church, usually for worship.
    • Example: "Tú vas a la iglesia los domingos." (You go to church on Sundays.)

This chart provides a comprehensive guide to using "Tú vas" in Spanish, helping learners understand how to describe where someone goes or travels to in informal contexts.