Which of the following sentences correctly uses the comparative form of the adjective "good"?
Answer
She is better than me.
The correct answer is She is better than me. — Select option C as the correct sentence.
Step-by-step solution
- Recall the rule that the comparative of "good" is "better".
- Examine each option for the use of the comparative form.
- Option C uses "better", the other options use incorrect forms like "gooder" or "more good".
- Select option C as the correct sentence.
Common mistake: Using "gooder" or "more good" instead of "better"
Concept tested: Comparative of good
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