Will Wollen Wollt ° Dürfen Darf

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This question is a fill-in-the-blank German sentence, asking which verb would complete it accurately. Considering the sentence is, in English, "__ you working now?" and looking at the response "No, we want to go home." ('Nein, wir wollen nach Haus gehen.'), it is clear the question is asking "are you (all) [still] working now?". The question is looking for a second person verb. Considering our options: "will" translates into 'will', "wollen" into 'want to', "wollt" into a form of 'want to', "durfen" into 'allowed', and "darf" complete the sentence correctly, each option changes the meaning. The correct answer is the second person form of to want for this context.