1). Pulled2). Picked3). Collected4). Stolen

1.	1). Pulled2). Picked3). Collected4). Stolen
Answer» The correct answer is option 2. 'NABBED' means 'to catch someone doing something wrong'. From the options, the most APPROPRIATE option is 'picked' as one does not say PULLED/ collected/ stolen/ nabbed my pocket. 'Pick someone's pocket' means 'to STEAL small objects, esp. money, from someone's pockets or bag'. Only 'picked' will MAKE a meaningful sentence.

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The correct answer is option 2.

'NABBED' means 'to catch someone doing something wrong'. From the options, the most APPROPRIATE option is 'picked' as one does not say PULLED/ collected/ stolen/ nabbed my pocket.

'Pick someone's pocket' means 'to STEAL small objects, esp. money, from someone's pockets or bag'.

Only 'picked' will MAKE a meaningful sentence.

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