David and Jonathan car broke down yesterday.
A. David’s and Jonathan car broke down yesterday.
B. David and Jonathan’s car broke down yesterday.
C. David’s and Jonathan’s car broke down yesterday.
D. David and Jonathans car broke down yesterday.

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