Pick out the Noun in apposition in the nominative case ...

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Pick out the Noun in apposition in the nominative case from the given sentence.
“sharath our new teacher is a Bengali”

A. Sharath

B. teacher

C. Bengali

Select your answer:
A B C D E

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