. A horse is a faithful animal.
Correct answer: B. The horse is a faithful animal.
- A. (A) Horse is a faithful animal,
- B. The horse is a faithful animal.
- C. (C) Horse is faithful animal.
- D. (D) The horse is faithful animal.
Explanation
The sentence "Horse is a faithful animal" is grammatically correct because it follows the subject-verb-complement structure. "Horse" is the subject, "is" is the linking verb, and "a faithful animal" is the complement that describes the nature of the horse. Additionally, the statement is factually accurate, as horses are commonly known for their loyalty and faithfulness to their owners or handlers.
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