Question

Correct any one of the following sentences:
(i) Death is preferable than dishonour.

Hint:

When using the word "preferable," always use "to" and not "than" to indicate preference between two things. \n

Answer 1

The correct sentence should be: "Death is preferable to dishonour."\n\nExplanation: The correct preposition to use with "preferable" is "to," not "than."\n\nIncorrect Sentence: Death is preferable than dishonour. \n\nCorrected Sentence: Death is preferable to dishonour. \n\n\n\n \\boxed{\\text{Death is preferable to dishonour.}}