1). As the castle2). From the castle3). Of the castle4). No improvemen

1.	1). As the castle2). From the castle3). Of the castle4). No improvement
Answer» The PREPOSITION USED in the sentence is 'for', which is incorrect. The verb talks about running away. So, the correct preposition to be used here is running away 'from' something. THEREFORE, the correct answer is OPTION 2. Improved sentence - Sansa ran away $from the castle$ as fast as she could.$

1). As the castle2). From the castle3). Of the castle4). No improvement

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The PREPOSITION USED in the sentence is 'for', which is incorrect.

The verb talks about running away. So, the correct preposition to be used here is running away 'from' something. THEREFORE, the correct answer is OPTION 2.

Improved sentence - Sansa ran away $from the castle$ as fast as she could.$

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