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What is the difference between steigen and ansteigen and fallen and abfallen ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
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Steigen means that something is getting higher , (physically ) ,but ansteigen is pretty similar , in many situations you can use both often u use , Steigen with the präposition an , or ab , fallen und abfallen has a difference in when you use it . For example: Der Abfall ist abgefallen.
It means that it was attached to something , and it basically detached itself ...
fallen is just a general term :
Zum Beispiel der Abfall ist vom Himmel gefallen .
You don’t always know where it comes from.
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@Constantin_Tietz I don't know why you chose 'Abfall' as your example word, as it seems confusing in this context. Do you mean rubbish my it? What does "Der Abfall ist abgefallen" mean?
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