The correct option is D CH3−CH2−NH2
Amines are compounds which have nitrogen atom with free lone pair on it, attached with hydrocarbon. It can be derived by replacing one or more H atom(s) of an ammonia with alkyl group(s).
Compound (a) is a saturated hydrocarbon.
Compound (b) is carboxylic acid.
Compound (c) is ether.
Compound (d) is amine.
The structure given is of ethylamine. It is derivative of ammonia in which one H atom attached to nitrogen is replaced by one ethyl group.