Choose the correct sentence.

Correct answer: D. "During the summer vacation he went up to the Lake District with Rowden, a colleague."

  • A. "During the summer vacation he went up to Lake District with Rowden, a colleague."
  • B. "During the summer vacation he went up to the Lake District with Rowden, colleague."
  • C. "During summer vacation he went up to the Lake District with Rowden, a colleague."
  • D. "During the summer vacation he went up to the Lake District with Rowden, a colleague."

Explanation

This option is grammatically correct. It includes "the" before "summer vacation" and "the Lake District," and it includes "a" before "colleague."Option D is grammatically correct.Therefore, option D is the correct choice:During the summer vacation he went up to the Lake District with Rowden, a colleague.

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