Answer:

Explanation:

The given sentence is a compound sentence that uses the conjunction "nor" to link two subjects, "my parents" and "my sister." The verb "brought" is then used to describe the action of both subjects. The phrase "much luggage" is the direct object of the verb "brought," and the phrase "with them" indicates where the luggage was brought.

Let's break down the sentence to understand it better:

Subject: Neither my parents nor my sister
Verb: brought
Direct Object: much luggage
Prepositional Phrase: with them

Now, let's analyze each option to determine the correct answer:

a) Neither my parents: This option is incorrect because it only includes one subject and does not complete the sentence.

b) nor my sister: This option is incorrect because it only includes one subject and does not complete the sentence.

c) brought much: This option is incorrect because it is missing the subjects and the prepositional phrase, making the sentence incomplete.

d) luggage with them: This option is the correct answer because it includes the complete sentence with both subjects, the verb, and the direct object along with the prepositional phrase that provides additional information.

Therefore, the correct answer is option 'D' - luggage with them.

To summarize, the correct answer option 'D' completes the sentence by including both subjects, the verb, the direct object, and the prepositional phrase. The other options are either incomplete or do not include all the necessary components to form a grammatically correct sentence.