Select the best option.
Correct answer: B. She looked at him, and he seemed almost as young as their oldest son.
- A. She looked at him, and he seemed almost as young as their eldest son.
- B. She looked at him, and he seemed almost as young as their oldest son.
- C. She looked at him, and he seemed almost as young their eldest son.
- D. She looked at him, and he seemed almost as young as there eldest son.
Explanation
This sentence is correct because the structure is balanced: "She looked at him" is a complete clause, followed by "and he seemed almost as young as their oldest son", which uses proper subject-verb agreement and a grammatically correct comparative form.
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