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1. Question
Which of the following is NOT a translation for ausgehen?
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2. Question
When can “ausgehen” be used in the sense of to go outside of a building?
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3. Question
So ausgehen doesn’t mean to go outside. What’s the German word for the exit?
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4. Question
Let’s get to the next meaning: to turn off.
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5. Question
And ausgehen can also mean to end. But not always.
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6. Question
And ausgehen can also mean to assume.
But what’s the right phrasing for the following:“I assume that the meeting will be boring.“
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7. Question
Here’s a German kids joke:
Fragt eine Kerze die andere: “Ist Wasser gefährlich.“
Sagt die andere: “Ja, davon kannst du ausgehen.“One candle asks another: “Is water dangerous.”
Says the other: “Yeah _____________ . “What’s the missing part?
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8. Question
And now for everyone’s favorite type of question… fill in the blank!
Hooray!
Complete the following sentence in German.“Let’s go outside for a bit.”
Lass uns kurz gehen.
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