What is the basis for calling HOME a preposition? [duplicate]

prepositions adverbs nouns parts-of-speech

Solution 1:

Here's my take:The expression "go home" being elliptical, "home" takes on the meaning of the missing preposition (hence its name). Pseudogapping begets semantic void. [https://www.thoughtco.com/ellipsis-grammar-and-rhetoric-1690640][1]

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