166. You are more taller than 1.
Correct answer: A. You are taller than 1.
- A. You are taller than 1.
- B. (B) You are more taller than me.
- C. (C) You are the taller than me.
- D. (D) You are taller than mine, me.
Explanation
Option (a) is the most grammatically correct choice. It compares the height of the person to the number 1, indicating that the person is taller than the number 1.
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