Question

He wrote his name .........ink
(in / with / from)​

Answer 1

Preposition

He wrote his name .........ink

(in / with / from)

Answer:

• With

Explanation:

• Let's explain why 'with' is appropriate for the blank space.
• A preposition is placed before a particular Noun or Pronoun to indicate its relation to some other word ( a Noun or a Pronoun ) in the Sentence. Example: He wrote his name with ink. We missed your absence from that meeting. Prepositions are 'with' and 'absence from'
• In the sentence 'with' plays a major role or relation between 'his name' and 'ink'. With is correct because he wrote his name by pen or with ink .

Answer 2

He wrote his name in ink.

Explanation:

• Here, the correct use of the preposition is "in".
• A preposition is a word that is used to link nouns, pronouns, and verbs in a sentence.
• When a pen is used to write something then the accurate preposition is "in" not with.
• It is because we use ink instead of a pen.
• Similarly, if we use a pencil then the accurate preposition would be "with".
• For example, I write with a pencil.