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Choose the most suitable option to replace the highlighted part of the sentence: Ravi is junior than his brother in the office.

1. more junior than
2. junior to
3. junior than to
4. younger than

Correct answer: junior to

Solution

The adjective "junior" is followed by "to" when comparing rank or status. Therefore, "Ravi is junior to his brother" is correct. The phrase "junior than" is ungrammatical.

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