She is senior than me.
Correct answer: A. She is senior to me.
- A. She is senior to me.
- B. (B) She is senior than mine.
- C. (C) She is more senior to me.
- D. (D) She is senior than I.
Explanation
Option (a) provides the correct comparison structure for expressing seniority. "Senior to" is the appropriate comparative phrase to indicate that one person is older or has more experience than another.
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