Sentence Improvement

Improve the sentence: 'She prefers tea than coffee.'

• A. She prefers tea than coffee.
• B. Neither is correct
• C. Both are correct
• D. She prefers tea to coffee.

Improve the sentence: 'Hardly had I reached the station when the train left.'

• A. Both are correct
• B. Neither is correct
• C. None of these
• D. Hardly had I reached the station when the train left.

Improve the sentence: 'She prefers tea than coffee.'

• A. She prefers tea to coffee.
• B. She prefers tea than coffee.
• C. Neither is correct
• D. Both are correct

Improve the sentence: 'He is senior than me.'

• A. He is senior than me.
• B. He is senior to me.
• C. Neither is correct
• D. Both are correct

Improve the sentence: 'She prefers tea than coffee.'

• A. Both are correct
• B. Neither is correct
• C. She prefers tea than coffee.
• D. She prefers tea to coffee.

Improve the sentence: 'No sooner did he arrive when it started raining.'

• A. Both are correct
• B. Neither is correct
• C. No sooner did he arrive than it started raining.
• D. No sooner did he arrive when it started raining.

Improve the sentence: 'She prefers tea than coffee.'

• A. Both are correct
• B. She prefers tea to coffee.
• C. She prefers tea than coffee.
• D. Neither is correct

Improve the sentence: 'She prefers tea than coffee.'

• A. She prefers tea than coffee.
• B. Both are correct
• C. Neither is correct
• D. She prefers tea to coffee.

Improve the sentence: 'Hardly had I reached the station when the train left.'

• A. Neither is correct
• B. Hardly had I reached the station when the train left.
• C. Both are correct
• D. None of these

Improve the sentence: 'Hardly had I reached the station when the train left.'

• A. Both are correct
• B. Hardly had I reached the station when the train left.
• C. Neither is correct
• D. None of these