which of the following sentences uses prepositions correctly?             a. for years, my parents differed from each other on politics.     b. i sat between my mother, sister, and brother-in-law.     c. the school bus finally arrived at the museum.     d. she might of gone to the party if it started earlier. some ppl say they took the exam and it was b, while many others that have 5-star ratings say it's c. me sauce through those two options with very detailed analyses on both of them.

The sentence that uses preposition correctly is;

"The school bus finally arrived at the museum".

"at" is the preposition and "at the museum" is the prepositional phrase.

Further Explanation; Preposition Prepositions are words that connects pronouns, nouns, or phrases with other words in a sentence. They are words that appear before a direct object or an indirect object. Prepositions act to connect objects, time, locations and directions of a given sentence. They are normally short words that are followed by a noun or a pronoun. Examples of prepositions include; since, at, before, after, besides, under, over, into, in, etc.  Preposition phrases They are phrases that contain a preposition as the head, an object or a noun and a modifier.  Examples of preposition phrase; at the museum in the sentence, “The school bus finally arrived at the museum”.  Prepositions introduce the object of a prepositional phrase. In the case, “at” is the preposition, and “the museum” is the subject of the preposition. Functions of preposition

Preposition may perform the following functions

Act as an adjective modifying a noun  Act as a verb modifying a verb  They also act as particles in phrasal verb. For example in; wake up, pass out, look up, etc etc

Key words: Preposition, preposition phrases, Uses of preposition phrases

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Level: High school

Subject: English  

Topic: Parts of speech  

Sub-topic: Preposition  

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