A word used to show the relationship between its object and some other word in the sentence is called a <em>preposition</em>. <u>The correct answer is the first one.</u>
Explanation:
A preposition is a word that governs or predicts a noun or pronoun and expresses its relationship to another word or element in the same clause. An example of this can be: "<em>The pencil is under the table</em>". In this example, the word <u><em>under</em></u> is a preposition that expresses its relationship with the element in the same sentence (<u><em>table</em></u>).
if you look at the last word it'll tell you, "go" and "grow" rhyme since they rhyme they will both be an A, then "sky" and lie" rhyme since they don't rhyme with A we will make it a B.
