Find the incorrect part of the sentence:
She is junior than me.
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Correct answer: B
Explanation
In English, certain comparative adjectives derived from Latin—such as junior, senior, superior, inferior, prior, and prefer—are followed by the preposition "to" instead of "than."
While most comparative adjectives use "than" (e.g., taller than, faster than), these specific "ior" ending words always require "to."
Correct Sentence: The grammatically correct version is: "She is junior to me."