Correct option is C
Option (c) contains an error. The correct phrase should be "but both do not take after" instead of "do not take off." The idiom "take after" means to resemble or be similar to, particularly in behavior or characteristics, which is appropriate in this context.
·
Grammatical rule used: Choosing the correct phrasal verb or idiom is crucial for conveying the intended meaning. "Take off" typically means to begin to fly or remove something, whereas "take after" is used to describe inheriting traits or behaviors.
·
Example: He takes after his mother in his love for art.