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      Question

      Select the most appropriate option to substitute the

      bold segment in the given sentence. The economic recovery this year has been much better as last year , according to official estimates.
      A much better as compared to last year Correct Answer Incorrect Answer
      B much better than last year Correct Answer Incorrect Answer
      C much better like last year Correct Answer Incorrect Answer
      D much better from last year Correct Answer Incorrect Answer

      Solution

      When a direct comparison is made between two things, “than” must be used with comparative adjectives like better, worse, higher, lower, etc. “As” is used in equality comparisons (as good as), not with comparatives. “Like” is used for similarity, not comparison. “From” is incorrect in comparative structures.

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