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the expression in spite of is an example of a

a. compound preparation

b. conjunction

c. verbal phase

d. prepositional phrase of location

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SavvySquirtle

In spite of is an example of a preposition. It can be followed by either a noun or a noun-equivalent. The phrase 'in spite of' is used to say something happened although it could have been prevented.

This is why I would say D. is your answer.

Answer:

Although in spite of may be considered a prepositional phrase, it also functions as a subordinate conjunction. Therefore, it is B.

Explanation:

Subordinate conjunctions introduce dependent clauses. Dependent clauses, as the term implies, are dependent on a complete thought or idea. Subordinate conjunctions are used to connect these two together.

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