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which of the following german derived phrases is used when talking about young people's reactions to stress and situations that cause anxiety?

teen worry

teen angst

cry baby

baby stress

Teen angst

Explanation:

The word Angst comes directly from German. This feminine noun ("die Angst") is commonly used in day-to-day German to denote "fear" or "worry." It does not have the narrow psychology-primed meaning as in English. A multitude of derived verbs with same stem exists, for example, "ängstigen," "beängstigen," "verängstigen,"and many more, each of which take subtly different spin on the verb "to worry." Similarly, there are adjectives and adverbs derived from Angst, for example, "ängstig."    

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Question 1: Ich habe keinen bleistift. (I do not have a pencil).

Question 2: Wir haben keine katzen. (We do not have any cats).

Question 3: I not to sure because they all look good. (You do not like swimming).

Question 4: Peter hat nicht haustiere. (Peter does not have pets).

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