Advent Calendar 3 – “Prefix To Go”

“Prefix to Go“

Hallo Leute,

day three of our epic Advent Calendar, today it’s time for you to get active. Because we’ll do a little exercise. Hmmm… or is it a test? I don’t know.
Anyway, we’ll be dealing with a very specific, clear cut, rather small aspect of the German language called: irony...uh…  I mean

Prefix Verbs

Yeay!!
Specifically, we will check how well you know the different prefix versions of one particular verb.
Here’s what we’ll do:

I’ll give you ten little sentences in English that you have to translate to German.
And the main point is that you’ll always need a prefix version of the verb gehen.
So ausgehen, aufgehen, rausgehen, eingehen and so on.

If a sentence is too difficult to translate, don’t worry. What really matters is that you find the proper prefix verb :)
The solutions are as always in the audio, or you can just mark the yellow text to see them.
I know… it’s not the most comfortable way to do it, but my more advanced exercise template is kind of a pain in the butt to set up :).
Anyway… viel Spaß.
Oh, I’ll put a list of the prefix versions under the workout, but please try by yourself first.

1. The fridge won’t open.
   Der Kühlschrank geht nicht auf.
   
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2. The sun went up.
   Die Sonne ist aufgegangen.
   
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3. I assume, you want a beer as well.
   Ich gehe davon aus, dass du auch ein Bier willst.
   
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4. That doesn’t concern you (is none of your business).
   Das geht dich nichts an.
   
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5. I won’t want to go out in this weather.
   Ich will bei diesem Wetter nicht rausgehen.
   
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6. The sun sets in the west.
   Die Sonne geht im Westen unter.
   
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7. My phone won’t come on.
   Mein Telefon geht nicht an.
   
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8. Do these pants shrink due to Christmas?
   Geht diese Hose von Weihnachten ein?
   
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9. Hey yo, what’s going on? (slang, greeting)
   Hey, was geht ab?
   
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10. Let’s go inside.
    Lass uns reingehen.
    
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Verbs used (some are used twice with different meanings):

reingehen, abgehen, eingehen, angehen, untergehen, 
rausgehen, ausgehen von, aufgehen

And, how was it?
Let me know in the comments how many you got right and if you liked this exercise :).
And of course, if you have any questions, let me know as well.
Have a great day and bis morgen.