Answer: The option that corrects the error in meaning and usage in the sentence provided is "Change lumine to luminescent".
Explanation: <u>The word "lumine" is an obsolete form of the verb "illumine"</u>; therefore, <u>it cannot premodify a noun</u> (in this case, "appendage"). Moreover, "lumine" is not related in meaning to the rest of the elements in the sentence. On the other hand, <u>an adjective can premodify a noun.</u> Furthermore, <u>"luminescent", which is an adjective</u>, collocates with "appendage" and <u>is related in terms of meaning to the other elements</u> and to the sentence as a whole. Therefore, the word that should be changed is "lumine".
She is referring him as a kind gentleman, she is saying that he is kind out of maybe the men she knows or what she knows by the way men act. Hope I helped !
