Examine the sentence, and choose the correct option:
The children hate the woman in the picture. The woman holds a black-wooden umbrella in the picture.
A. The children is hating the woman in the picture. The woman holds a black-wooden umbrella in the picture.
B. The children hates the woman in the picture. The woman holds a black-wooden umbrella in the picture.
C. The children hates the woman in the picture. The woman is holding a black-wooden umbrella in the picture.
D. The children hate the woman in the picture. The woman holding a black-wooden umbrella in the picture.
E. The sentence is correct. No need to be fixed.
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