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"He is senior to me" vs "He is senior than me"

The correct phrase is "he is senior to me." The preposition "to" is used to show the relationship between two people when comparing their seniority levels.

Last Updated: March 25, 2024

He is senior to me

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English to compare the seniority levels of two people.

Use this phrase when indicating that someone holds a higher position or has more experience than you.

Alternatives:

  • he is more senior than me
  • he is older than me
  • he is my senior
  • he is ahead of me in seniority

He is senior than me

This phrase is incorrect. The preposition "than" is not used when comparing seniority levels.

The correct phrase is "he is senior to me." Use this structure when comparing the seniority of two people.

Alternatives:

  • he is senior to me
  • he is more senior than me
  • he is older than me
  • he is my senior
  • he is ahead of me in seniority

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