Title: German - at Comparison Drill

Front: Which one fits time expressions like Monday?
Back: am
Extra: Use am: am Montag.

Front: Which one fits being inside a house or restaurant?
Back: im
Extra: Use im: im Haus, im Restaurant.

Front: Which one fits institutions like university?
Back: an der
Extra: Use an der: an der Universität.

Front: Which one fits events like a party?
Back: auf
Extra: Use auf: auf der Party.

Front: Which one fits at home or to someone's place?
Back: zu
Extra: Use zu: zu Hause, zu Max.

Front: on Monday
Back: am Montag
Extra: Time expression → am.

Front: inside the restaurant
Back: im Restaurant
Extra: Inside a place → im.

Front: at the university
Back: an der Universität
Extra: Institution → an der.

Front: at the party
Back: auf der Party
Extra: Event → auf.

Front: at home
Back: zu Hause
Extra: Fixed phrase → zu.

Front: at the station (general location)
Back: am Bahnhof
Extra: At/by the location → am.

Front: inside the station building
Back: im Bahnhof
Extra: Physically inside → im.

Front: go to Max's place
Back: zu Max
Extra: Person place → zu.

Front: go to school
Back: zur Schule gehen
Extra: Set direction expression with zu.

Front: in the city
Back: in der Stadt
Extra: Area / feminine place → in der.

Front: on the wall
Back: an der Wand
Extra: Attached/surface location → an der.

Front: at the market
Back: auf dem Markt
Extra: Open venue / market → auf.

Front: by the sea
Back: am Meer
Extra: Location by the sea → am.

Front: Compare: am Bahnhof vs im Bahnhof
Back: am Bahnhof = at the station; im Bahnhof = inside the station
Extra: Outside/general location vs physically inside.

Front: Compare: auf der Party vs in der Stadt
Back: auf der Party = at the party; in der Stadt = in the city
Extra: Event vs area/location.