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B2 · Clubs, outdoors & competition · 99/200

Die gemeinsame Fahrt wird geteilt

Understand how a seemingly cheap club carpool hides costs and work until the travelers agree repayment and shared responsibility. 922 words

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Comprehension quiz

What assumption turns Elisa's offer into an unequal arrangement?
Why is Elisa repaid 49.50 euros rather than the full 66 euros?
Why does Jonas choose the more expensive train for the next trip?
What demonstrates a real change beyond appreciative words?
How does Elisa recognise her own earlier contribution to the ambiguity without abandoning the concern?
Why do they not add a retroactive estimate for wear and maintenance to the first settlement?