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Der Abschied von der Gastfamilie

Follow a language student's honest goodbye after she has promised her host family visits that she cannot yet plan. 931 words

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Comprehension quiz

Why does Hanna correct her promise before leaving the host family?
What further mistake does she avoid when the conversation becomes uncomfortable?
What does the sequence of letters from October to February establish?
How does Hanna frame the possibly free autumn week in her March letter?
What does Hanna recognise about her own motive for the original certainty?
Why is the first autumn letter a more dependable continuation than the earlier farewell speech?