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Which are "d" prepositions A. descends, delude, dear B. to, took, taken, C. despite, down, during D. been, before, because
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Which are "d" prepositions

A. descends, delude, dear
B. to, took, taken,
C. despite, down, during
D. been, before, because

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The correct answer is C: in the other options not all the words are prepositions (for example: A: descends is a verb, B: took is a verb, D: been is a verb)
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