Direction / Goal Place
Where to or which way?
Bedeutung
The endpoint or direction of movement, change, attention, transfer, or intention.
So erkennst Du es
Look for where something is going or directed.
Beispiele
to|toward|home|up|down|away
go to school|walk into the room|look at me
They went to the station.
Visual guide
MOVER ──go/look/send──▶ GOAL They went to the station. Question: where to / which way? Goal = endpoint or target
Location vs Goal: at school = place of being to school = place aimed at room → into room = boundary crossed Forms: to, -ALL, postposition, prefix, particle, verb choice
Sprachansicht
In deiner Muttersprache
Direction toward a goal often uses accusative after two-way prepositions.
Ich gehe in die Schule.
I go into the school.
In Deiner Lernsprache
Englisch markiert Ziele von Bewegung meist mit Präpositionen, Partikeln oder Richtungsadverbien.
He went to school.
to school = Richtung/Zielort
Lernende verwechseln oft to, into, onto und toward oder setzen eine Präposition, wo Englisch keine nutzt, z. B. go home.
Same block, different coding
Both languages use this block strongly, but they signal it differently. Focus on form changes, not only meaning.