Question

QUESTION 2
Choose the correct option.
a. He's a lot taller than you.
b. He's a lot taller you.
c. He's a lot taller from you.
d. He's a lot tallest than you.

Answer 1

Answer:

a. He's a lot taller than you

Answer 2

He's a lot taller than you.

Degree of comparison:

There are three types.

Positive degree

In comparison, an adjective's positive degree is the adjective in its simplest form. It describes a person's current status when no comparison is offered.

Comparative degree

In Degrees of Comparison, the comparative degree of an adjective suggests a higher degree of quality than the positive degree. It is to compare two objects or two sets of things.

Superlative degree

The superlative degree expresses a person's or thing's utmost excellence. It is to compare more than two individuals or objects.

Example:

Positive:          high

Comparative:  higher

Superlative:     highest

Here, the sentence is about the comparison between 'he' and 'you'.

Therefore, taller is used.

In a comparison sentence 'than' is used as a conjunction word.

Thus, the correct answer is "He's a lot taller than you."