Select the most appropriate option to substitute the underlined segment in the given sentence: Gourav was ~~no good~~ than a foolish person.

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The phrase 'no good than' is incorrect. When making comparisons, 'no better than' is the correct form to express that someone is not superior to another. 'No best' and 'not best' are grammatically incorrect in this context. 'Not good' does not convey the comparative meaning intended. Therefore, 'no better' is the appropriate substitution.

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