Correct option is A
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"more braver than" contains the grammatical error.
· The correct form should be "braver than," as "braver" is the comparative form of "brave" and does not require the additional comparative "more" which results in redundancy.
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Grammatical rule: Comparative adjectives in English often receive either "more" or the "-er" suffix, but not both.
· Example: He is braver than his brother, correctly using the comparative form without redundancy.