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Choose the BEST replacement: 'He plays cricket WELL THAN his brother.'

ABetter than
BMore well than
CBest than
DWell than
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Better than
Comparative form of 'well' is 'better' (not 'more well' or 'weller'). 'Best' is superlative; 'than' is for comparison of two.
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