German Two-Way Prepositions (Wechselpräpositionen): Grammar Practice Quiz

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German Two-Way Prepositions Quiz with Articles

Pick the Correct Article after a Two-Way Preposition

This practice focuses on two-way prepositions such as in, auf, an, unter, über, hinter, vor, neben and zwischen. You choose the correct article based on movement or location and on the gender of the noun. If you want a clear overview first, read the explanation of two-way prepositions. For extra support, review how cases work in German.

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FAQ about two-way prepositions and articles

What do I practice in this quiz?
You complete sentences by choosing the correct definite article after a two-way preposition. The goal is accurate case choice and correct gender at the same time.
How do I decide between den and dem?
For many sentences the key is direction. Movement often needs the accusative and then masculine becomes den. Location often needs the dative and then masculine or neuter becomes dem. For a full guide, read two-way prepositions explained.
Do I need to know other preposition groups?
It helps. If you already know the fixed dative prepositions and the fixed accusative prepositions, the two-way group becomes easier to understand. You can review dative prepositions and accusative prepositions.
Why are cases important here?
The preposition decides the case and the case changes the article. If this feels confusing, start with cases in German explained and then return to the quiz.
Does the order of questions stay the same?
No. The quiz shuffles the questions each time, so repeating it stays useful and focused.
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