er Geht

goes, is going, is about

ɡ eː t → gehen
geh to leave; to go + t Present ending for you (plural) or he/she/it; plural command
verb · 3rd-person singular, present tense / 2nd-person plural, present tense / 2nd-person plural Rare #34,376
goes, is going Also used in the fixed expression „wie es jemandem geht“: “how someone is doing.”
GE: Maria geht jeden Morgen zur Arbeit.
EN: Maria goes to work every morning.
is about Used with „worum“ or „um ... gehen“ when talking about a topic.
GE: Worum geht es in dem Film?
EN: What is the film about?
Conjugation of gehen

„ Geht es dir besser?“–„ Nein, schlechter.“

“Are you feeling better?” – “No, worse.”

„ Geht's dir gut?“„ Aber ja!“

“Are you feeling okay?” “Of course!”

„ Geht dein Mann zu Fuß zur Arbeit?“-„ Ja, er geht gern zu Fuß.“

“Does your husband walk to work?” — “Yes, he likes walking.”

Er hat gesagt,"Geht in Terrys altes Haus und macht jeden dort drin kalt."

He said, “Go to Terry’s old house and kill everyone inside.”

— Once Upon a Time... in Hollywood (2019)

„ Geht nicht “, berichtete sie.

“It won’t work,” she reported.

„ Geht Ihr Mann zu Fuß zur Arbeit?“-„ Ja, er geht gern zu Fuß.“

“Does your husband walk to work?” — “Yes, he likes walking.”

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