How can you use the word predecessor in a sentence?

Answer 1

Predecessor, noun meaning one who came before, is like ancestor, or person immediately before you whom you replace.

• My predecessors built this country.

• My predecessor did not do as good a job as I do.

• The predecessor to the Homo Sapien Sapien (current human) was the Homo Erectus.

• The new monument in the park is more beautiful than its predecessor.

• My predecessor appointed me presidency last year because of my avid appreciation of Japanese culture.

Answer 2

"Uncontrolled high blood pressure is often a precursor to heart disease or stroke".

Answer 3

A precursor is something or somebody that comes earlier. An example sentence would be: She ignored the precursor from earlier that evening.

Answer 4

My predecessor appointed me presidency last year because of my avid appreciation fro Japanese culture.