Multiple choice

Directions: Choose the correct option to improve the sentence.

It being late Allen, who is senior than me, have decided not to come to office on foot today.

  1. senior than me, have decided not to come to office on foot today.

  2. senior to me, have decided not to come to office on feet today.

  3. senior to me, have decided not to come to office today on foot.

  4. senior to me, have decided not to come to office on foot today.

  5. senior than me, have decided not to come to office on feet today.
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D Correct answer
Explanation

'To' rectifies the error of 'than'. The adjective 'senior' is always followed by 'to' not by 'than'.

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