From the options below, select the correct line of code which can be used to create a rule that will identify the presence of a subject in the sentence.

import spacy

from spacy.matcher import Matcher

nlp $=$ spacy.load$("$en$\_$core$\_$web$\_$sm$")$

matcher $=$ Matcher$($nlp$.$vocab$)$

pattern $=[\{"$DEP$"$:$\{"$IN$"$:$["$nsubj$",$"nsubjpass","csubj","csubjpass"$]\}\}]$

matcher.add$("$subject$",[$pattern$])$

import spacy

from spacy.matcher import Matcher

nlp $=$ spacy.load$("$en$\_$core$\_$web$\_$sm$")$

matcher $=$ Matcher$($nlp$.$vocab$)$

pattern $=\{"$DEP$"$:$\{"$IN$"$:$["$nsubj$",$"nsubjpass","csubj","csubjpass"$]\}\}$

matcher.add$("$subject$",[$pattern$])$

import spacy

from spacy.matcher import Matcher

nlp $=$ spacy.load$("$en$\_$core$\_$web$\_$sm$")$

matcher $=$ Matcher$($nlp$.$vocab$)$

pattern $=[\{"$DEP$"$:"nsubj$\}]$

matcher.add$("$subject$",[$pattern$])$

import spacy

from spacy.matcher import Matcher

nlp $=$ spacy.load$("$en$\_$core$\_$web$\_$sm$")$

matcher $=$ Matcher$($nlp$.$vocab$)$

pattern $=[\{"$DEP$"$:$\{"$IN$"$:$["$nsubj$",$"nsubjpass","csubj"$]\}\}]$

matcher.add$("$subject$",[$pattern$])$