Multiple choice: Five prepositions are commonly used in German to express the English "to": the dative prepositions
nach and
zu and the two-way prepositions
in,
an, and
auf + accusative. Choose the preposition or preposition + article that correctly completes each sentence.
Multiple choice: Choose the prepositional phrase that correctly and logically completes each sentence. Think about whether each sentence expresses a location or a direction of movement and pay attention to case in the answer choices.
Multiple choice: Two-way prepositions have accusative objects to denote direction of movement or destination. Choose the article that correctly completes each prepositional phrase.
Multiple choice: Two-way prepositions have dative objects to denote location. Choose the article that correctly completes each prepositional phrase.
Matching: Choose the prepositional phrase that is a logical response to each
Wo? or
Wohin? question. The choices all use two-way prepositions with dative or accusative.
Multiple choice: Choose the prepositional phrase that correctly completes each sentence based on the image. The choices all use two-way prepositions with dative or accusative
Multiple choice: Where do you expect to find things in a home? Choose the answer that logically completes each sentence.
Matching: Sebastian does some activities in certain rooms in his house. Choose the location that logically answers each question.
Dropdown: Choose the prepositional phrase that logically answers each question about what one can do where in the city.
