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You're reporting to your manager about the new office layout. Which sentence correctly describes the location of a department or room?

The break room is between the IT department and the kitchen.

The meeting room is between of the lobby and the copy area.

Between of is not a correct phrase. It should just be between the lobby and the copy area.

Reception is between the sales team with the HR office.

You should use between ... and ..., not between ... with ...

The server room is in between to the hallway and the printer area.

It should be between the hallway and the printer area without to.

Between ... and ... is used to describe a location that is in the middle of two specific places.

The correct sentence follows this structure properly: between the IT department and the kitchen.

Other options misuse prepositions or connectors, making them grammatically incorrect.