Is was an adjective?

  No, the word "was" can't be used as an adjective. Rather, it can be used as a linking verb or an auxiliary verb. Explanation: Click this link

Is into an example of a preposition?

Yes,the word "into" is an example of a preposition.


Explanation:

●You should come into my house.

Here the verb "come" is an intransitive verb because we know that after intransitive verb a preposition may appear to link a noun or noun phrase with that intransitive verb.

Here after the word "into",we get the noun phrase "my house"which is the object of into.We know that every preposition has an object.So,the word "into" is a preposition here.

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