Multiple choice

Directions: Choose the correct option to improve the sentence.

The building in which our office is situated is older than any building in the city.

  1. in which our office is situated is older than any building in the city.

  2. in which our office is situated is older than any other buildings in the city.

  3. in which our office is situated is older than any other building in the city.

  4. in that our office is situated is older than any other building in the city.

  5. in that our office is situated is older than any building in the city.
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C Correct answer
Explanation

Use of 'other' after 'any' rectifies the error of its omission. When a person or thing is compared to other persons or things, it should be excluded. To exclude that thing the expression 'any other' is used.

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