Answer:
The subject and verb in each of the following inverted sentences is written below in detail.
Explanation:
1. Here are your pharmaceutical documents from your doctor.
Verb: Medical Records
Subject: Doctor
2. Inside your container is a red album.
Verb: Inside
Subject: Red book
3. Through the darkness waits for the concerned father for his daughter to come home.
Verb: Waits
Subject: Daughter
4. At the fruit stand sit delicious apples asking to be bought.
Verb: Sit
Subject: Apples
5. Onto the new carpet flows the pineapple juice from the broken bottle.
Verb: Flows
Subject: New Rug
Greetings!
The noun (buildings) is a possessive noun, meaning that it has a relationship of owning the other noun (windows). However, the possessive noun in this case is plural (ends with s) and is thus treated differently than a singular possessive noun:
Singular:
Building's Windows
Plural:
Buildings' Windows
In this scenario, since possessive noun end in s/is plural, we don't add the s.
The answer would therefore be the last option, "buildings' windows"
Hope this helps!
-Benjamin
Answer:D
Explanation:No evidence and the argument is biased
C , equipment is needed for the lottery