Question

My brother is

• A. tallest than me.
• B. tallerer than me.
• C. taller than me.
• D. tall than me.

Answer 1

Answer:

C. taller than me.

The sentence "My brother is taller than me" is grammatically correct in informal English. However, if you want to be more formal, it is preferable to say:

"My brother is taller than I am."

In this case, "I am" is implied after "than," making the sentence more grammatically precise. Both forms are commonly used, but the latter is considered more formal.