Correct Answer & Explanation
Option A
• For an assertive sentence, 'said' remains 'said' and the connector 'that' is used.
• The first-person pronoun 'I' changes to 'he' (assuming 'my neighbor' is male; 'she' would also be acceptable if gender is unknown, but 'he' is a common default). 'My' changes to 'his'.
• The simple present tense 'visit' changes to simple past 'visited' because the reporting verb 'said' is in the past tense. This is a habitual action, but the general rule of tense change applies unless it's a universal truth.