Answer choice D) is the correct one
Answer:
Stephan Chubukov was a land owner who had a daughter called Natalya. He was a very quarrelsome man but had a habit of speaking politely to everyone initially. He welcomes Lomov in a polite manner and is happy when he says he has come to propose to his daughter. Chubukov was a man to be carried away easily and so when Natalya and Lomov had an argument he too joined in and insulted Lomov. Chubukov is projected as a loving father but a greedy man who is looking for a good match for his daughter.
Explanation:
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The third one is the one that uses capitalization properly
I think you would omit the comma because the pause there sounds a little awkward to me. But not sure, it could also be the leave it as it is.
The subject of a sentence is who/what the sentence is about.
In the case of action verbs, it's the one doing the action. (the <u>dog</u> barks)
In the case of linking verbs, it's the one being described. (the <u>cat</u> is nice)
In our sentence, <em>"the big blue boat sailed across the lake</em><em>,"</em> the subject is the big blue boat. When we provide the simple subject, we don't include any modifiers; it would just be A. boat.
