Choose the grammatically correct sentence:

The correct answer is Option (4) → Arjun’s new phone has the same camera as mine.

“The same ... as”:

• When two things are alike in every way, we use the same ... as.
• Here the camera of Arjun’s phone and my camera are alike, so the sentence says the same camera as mine.

Why the Other Options are Incorrect?

Option 1: Arjun’s new phone has the same camera like mine. — Incorrect. The option says “the same camera like mine”. In a comparison, “the same” is followed by “as”, not “like”.

Option 2: Arjun’s new phone has the same camera than mine. — Incorrect. “Than” comes after words such as “better” or “bigger”. It does not follow “the same”.

Option 3: Arjun’s new phone has the same camera to mine. — Incorrect. “The same” is not followed by “to”. The second thing in the comparison comes after “as”.