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It's usage of had, as here u need not to indicate any event sequence so simple past tense is ok.
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Hello,
"Less" refers to an uncountable amount(and is usually singular).
There is less popcorn in my hand than in my mouth.
I eat less ice cream now than I used to.
"Less" can be used in the plural sense if it refers to money or time.
The dress is 40% less than it was last week.
I have less than one hour to exercise per day.
"Lesser" is the comparative form of "less".
It was the lesser of two evils.
"Fewer" is countable, and plural.
She had fewer than 12 items in her grocery cart.
"Lower" is the comparative form of "low".
The dresser was lower than bookshelf.
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Hello,
"Less" refers to an uncountable amount(and is usually singular).
There is less popcorn in my hand than in my mouth.
I eat less ice cream now than I used to.
"Less" can be used in the plural sense if it refers to money or time.
The dress is 40% less than it was last week.
I have less than one hour to exercise per day.
"Lesser" is the comparative form of "less".
It was the lesser of two evils.
"Fewer" is countable, and plural.
She had fewer than 12 items in her grocery cart.
"Lower" is the comparative form of "low".
The dresser was lower than bookshelf.
Here, the subject is clearly the car with '3 pointed....'. Hence, B is the winner.
Additionally, usage of much lesser is not right, rather we say much lower.
