He says he and Mr. Christopher like it because they can easily transport their grandchildren in this vehicle.
Correct answer: A. he and Mr. Christopher
- A. he and Mr. Christopher
- B. it
- C. they
- D. their
Explanation
Add "that" before "he and Mr. Christopher":The sentence is incorrect because it lacks a necessary conjunction or subordinating word to connect the reported speech (what he says) with the reason for liking the vehicle. Adding "that" before "he and Mr. Christopher" helps establish a clearer connection between the statement and the reason, making the sentence grammatically correct.
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