Grammatically correct: a. The baby is sleeping in peace. b. The baby is sleeping Peacefully c. The baby is sleeping at peacefully. d. The baby is sleeping peace.
Answer: The baby is sleeping Peacefully
Explanation
The baby is sleeping peacefully:
"Peacefully" is an adverb that correctly modifies the verb "sleeping," describing how the baby is sleeping.
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