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From the museum, we went to the train station. Please select the best answer from the choices provided adjective adverb infinitive preposition
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From the museum, we went to the train station. Please select the best answer from the choices provided adjective adverb infinitive preposition

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Preposition on edge 2020

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I need to know what the context is. Is there an underlined portion that you're supposed to identify as an adjective, adverb, infinitive or preposition? Because (from the museum) is a prepositional phrase. 
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