Higher ranked
How would a native English speaker say the following sentence? Are there different ways of saying it?
They are higher in rank than the police.
They are higher rank than the police.
They rank higher than the police.
Who is higher ranked? Him or her?
Who is higher ranked up the chain? Him or her?
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The first sentences are good. The following need work: Who is higher ranked? He or she?
- The first sentences are good.
- The following need work: Who is higher ranked?
- He or she?
- Who is higher ranked up the chain?
- " I suppose you mean the chain of command.
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The first sentences are good. The following need work:
Who is higher ranked? He or she?
Who is higher ranked up the chain? I'm not fond of "up the chain." I suppose you mean the chain of command. It's quite redundant to say higher ranked and also up the chain.
0I'm not sure if 'rank' is what you mean here.
Do you perhaps mean eg Who has authority over the police?
What kind of answer do you expect?
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