Consider an e2 reaction where a proton and a leaving group

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Problem- Consider an E2 reaction where a proton and a leaving group (LG) on adjacent carbon atoms are eliminated. The most favorable orientation for the proton and LG relative to each other is gauche, eclipsed, staggered, or anti? Why?

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