Practice: Direction Prepositions

Naar is the most common direction preposition. Use it whenever you move to a place. It covers "to", "towards", and is used for cities, buildings, countries, and people.

Door means moving through something — a park, a tunnel, a city. The thing you pass through comes directly after door.

Langs means moving alongside something or past it without entering. Use it when you drive along a road, river, or coast, or when you pass a shop without going in.