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How do you know when am is a preposition?

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Answer: "am" is never a "preposition". Rather, "am" is a "first-person, present tense, singular" conjugated form of the verb, "to be" (in English); that takes the subject pronoun, "I".

"am" is a "verb"— and never a preposition.
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