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Select the most appropriate word to fill in the blank.
The boy was leaning against the pillar ______ his hands ______ his pockets.
for; into
with; in
with; from
for; in
- The boy was leaning against the pillar for his hands into his pockets.
- "For" and "into" do not correctly describe the action of having hands in pockets. This option sounds awkward.
- With his hands in his pockets.
- "With" indicates an accompanying state, and "in" correctly describes the position of his hands. This is a natural and grammatically correct phrase.
- Correct Answer
- With his hands from his pockets.
- "From" suggests a sense of removal or origin, which does not mean putting hands inside pockets.
- The boy was leaning against the pillar for his hands in his pockets.
- "For" does not accurately describe the relation between the boy and the pockets; it's awkward in this context.
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