Hard is a positive degree of Adjective.
Harder is the comparative degree of Hard.
Hardest is the superlative degree of Hard.
The correct phrase is “He is junior to me”.
This is because junior is a comparative adjective.
that is used to show the relation between two people in terms of rank, age, or experience.
Comparative adjectives like junior, senior, superior, or inferior are followed by the preposition to, not than.
"While the UK has earned record revenue this year, it still lags well behind in exports."
It still lags means یہ اب بھی پیچھے ہے
This indicates that despite high revenue, the UK is still significantly behind in export performance.
"She is senior to me."
This phrase correctly uses "to" to compare seniority or rank between individuals.
Superior, Senior, Junior etc are followed by preposition To.
He is superior to me.
She is senior to me.
"He is taller than any other boy in the class."
"وہ کلاس کے کسی بھی لڑکے سے اونچا ہے۔"
In this sentence, the preposition "than" is used to compare
the height of the subject "He" with the height of "any other boy in the class."
The phrase "taller than" indicates a comparison in height, with the subject
"Better" is the correct comparative form of "good" used to compare two people.
It shows that mother’s chicken preparation is of higher quality than grandmother’s.
When comparing how two people speak, use the comparative form "more clearly" with an adverb of more than one syllable.
"Clearly" alone is positive.
"The best" is the superlative form used when comparing one person against all others.
It means Kamal writes better than everyone else.
Get instant updates and alerts directly from our site.
Install this app on your device for quick access right from your home screen.
