Correct option is A
Option (a) contains the error. The error in "Some people say I take down my father" is the incorrect usage of the phrase "take down."
· The intended meaning is likely to resemble or look like someone, which should be expressed as "take after" instead of "take down."
· "Take down" typically means to write down information or to bring someone to a lower position or defeat them, which does not fit the context.
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Grammatical rule used: The correct idiom for describing inheriting physical or behavioral traits from a parent or relative is "take after."
Example: Everyone says I take after my grandmother with my love for gardening.