Did you try looking_ the door or_ cupboard ?
Correct answer: B. .behind; in
- A. under; behind
- B. .behind; in
- C. in; over
- D. at; in
Explanation
The correct answer is B. behind; inThe sentence should read: "Did you try looking behind the door or in the cupboard?"The prepositions "behind" and "in" indicate the locations to search, with "behind" suggesting the area at the back of the door and "in" suggesting the interior of the cupboard.
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