Choose the correct sentence: The dog was barking at beggar., The dog was barking over beggar., The dog was barking upon beggar., The dog was barking on beggar.
Answer: The dog was barking at beggar.
Explanation
"The dog was barking at the beggar."
The correct preposition to use with "barking" when referring to targeting someone is "at".
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