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mitkommen

come with

mitspielen

play with

mitmachen

participate

fernsehen

watch TV

abschalten

shut down

abgeben

hand in

ausmachen

switch off

aufschreiben

write down

aufstehen

stand up/wake up

aufhören

end

anfangen

begin

zumachen

close the window/book

zuhören

listen

hingehen

go there

herausnehmen

take out

vorlesen

read aloud