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Originally Posted by kawaiineko
行く (いく; iku to go) this is a group 1 verb
出る (でる; deru to go out) this is a group 2 verb
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It looks like the book you`re using isn`t defining these well. With that type of explanation, it would be really easy to become confused!
行く is quite literally "to go" - For example, to go to the store, to go to school, etc.
出る on the other hand is to *leave* something, or to "get out of/ go outside something". A good example is left the building, left the park, etc. You were inside of something or some space, but have left it.
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思う (おもう; omou to think) this is a group 1 verb
考える (かんがえる; kangaeru) to think this is a group 2 verb
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This one too is a pretty bad explanation on the part of the book.
思う is the type of "think" you use when you say - I think that`s a good idea! Or I think so too.
考える is more "to think about something". He thought about his school work, etc.
In both of the cases, both words are used very regularly.