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Although we don't have the sentence it is still possible to conclude that the word "for" is used as both a preposition and a conjunction, as stated in option C.

"For" as a preposition

A preposition is a short word employed to establish a relationship between other words. An example of "for" being used as a preposition is:

  • She made this dish especially for you.

"For" as a conjunction

A conjunction is a word employed to connect phrases and sentences. An example of "for" being used as a conjunction is:

  • I didn't say anything, for I wasn't aware of the situation.

The word "for" can function as a preposition or a conjunction only. It is not an adverb, a noun, etc., which eliminates all options except for C. Therefore, we can conclude that option C is the correct answer.

The complete question with the answer choices is the following:

The word "for" in the sentence is used as both

  • a gerund and an adverb
  • a noun and an adjective
  • a preposition and a conjunction
  • a verb and a demonstrative article

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