Question:

Choose the grammatically correct sentence.

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Senior pairs with to, never with than or more.
Updated On: Jul 8, 2026
  • She is more senior than me in the office.
  • She is senior to me in the office.
  • She is more senior to me in the office.
  • She is senior than me in the office.
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The Correct Option is B

Solution and Explanation

The word senior is a Latin comparative that takes the preposition to, not than, and it never uses more.
Option 2 is the only one that correctly says senior to me.
The others wrongly add more or use than.
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