Among the following sentences, the correct sentence for the traditional polite address with a horizontal line is () A. This is what your mother asked me to buy, and you give it directly to her old man

Among the following sentences, the correct sentence for the traditional polite address with a horizontal line is () A. This is what your mother asked me to buy, and you give it directly to her old man.

D

It is not difficult to solve problems by accurately mastering the objects referred to by some common appellations. For example, a "my mother" is a title for my mother when talking to people; In b, "Lingyuan" is a title for the other party's daughter when talking to others (to show respect for the recipient); In item C, "your father" is a courtesy title for the other father. Above, ABC with horizontal lines contradicts "you" and "we" respectively. In item D, "your son" is the title of the other son, which is consistent with "you". The correct option is item D.