Question on explanation for 'seldom, rarely, and never.'

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learning54

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Hi teachers,
If you agree with the explanation, which option is better?

a) Even though the adverbs, seldom,rarely, and never, are used only
withan affirmative sentence, they can express a positive or a negative idea.

b) Even though the adverbs, seldom,rarely, and never, are used only
in an affirmative sentence, they can express a positive or a negative idea.

Thanks in advance
 
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I would use in​.
 
Hi Rover,
Thank you for your reply. So you agree with the explanation then.
I guess this one is even better:
Even though the adverbs, seldom, rarely, and never, are used only in affirmative sentences, they can express a positive or negative idea.
 
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