Which is the correct use of comparison? I'm at least as qualified as, if not more than, the other candidate.
- I'm as at least qualified as, if not more than, the other candidate.
- I'm at least as qualified, if not more than, the other candidate.
- I'm at least as qualified as, if not more than, the other candidate.
- None of these
Explanation
"I'm at least as qualified as, if not more than, the other candidate."
"At least as qualified as" is a standard comparative construction.
"If not more than" adds the nuance that you might actually be more qualified.
The sentence flows logically and grammatically.
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