Fix grammaticality in this sentence: From a luxurious entertaining appliance in the early stage of development, television becomes an indispensable and ubiquitous thing within every family nowadays.
The television is a luxury item in the early stage of development.
- The television is a luxury item in the early stage of development.
- The television is a luxury item in the early stage of development.
- The television is a luxury item in the early stage of development.
- The television is a luxury item in the early stage of development.
- The television is a luxury item in the early stage of development.
- The television is a luxury item in the early stage
The television is a luxury item in the early stage of development.
Correct: The television is an essential and indispensable item in the early stage of development.
- The television is an essential and indispensable item in the early stage of development.
- The television is an essential and indispensable item in the early stage of development.
- The television is an essential and indispensable item in the early stage of development.
- The television is an essential and indispensable item in the early stage of development.