How do you correct the pronoun reference error in sentence Frank and his brother get along because he liked to own way?

The pronoun "he" in the sentence refers to "Frank," but it's unclear who "liked to own way" refers to. To correct the pronoun reference error, you can rephrase the sentence to make it clear who is doing what:

* "Frank and his brother get along because Frank liked to have his own way."

* "Frank and his brother get along because Frank liked to do things his own way."

* "Frank and his brother get along, although Frank liked to have his own way."

These options clearly identify "Frank" as the one who liked to have his own way, resolving the pronoun reference error.