Assuming that the statements are related to the Latin language, choose the correct alternative: Only I and IV are correct. Only II, III, and IV are...

Assuming that the statements are related to the Latin language, choose the correct alternative:
Only I and IV are correct.
Only II, III, and IV are correct.
Only I, II, and IV are correct.
All are correct.
Only I and III are correct.
I - The prepositions causa (because of) and gratia (for the sake of), which were actually nouns used in the ablative, governed the genitive case.
II - Despite belonging to the class of nouns, pronouns have the particularity of having their own meaning and replacing a noun (substantive pronouns), modifying it or determining it (adjective pronoun).
III - Some prepositions could govern both the ablative, with the idea of ​​staticity, and the accusative, with the idea of ​​movement.
IV - Latin prepositions are largely old pronouns or particles that do not alter the structure of the language.
V - Initially, prepositions were used to emphasize an expression and later, they were attributed to them for greater clarity.
a) Only I and IV are correct.
b) Only II, III, and IV are correct.
c) Only I, II, and IV are correct.
d) All are correct.
e) Only I and III are correct.