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Pep Lemas Posted 10 years ago
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have a happiest birthday

Is "Have a happiest birthday" grammatically correct?
  

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Pep Lemas Is "Have a happiest birthday" grammatically correct? It is grammaticaly correct, but no one would say that. Have the happiest birthday ever.

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  • Pep Lemas Is "Have a happiest birthday" grammatically correct?
  • It is grammaticaly correct, but no one would say that.
  • Have the happiest birthday ever.
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Pep Lemas Is "Have a happiest birthday" grammatically correct? It is grammaticaly correct, but no one would say that.
Have the happiest birthday ever.
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Pep Lemas Is "Have a happiest birthday" grammatically correct?
When you use an article with the superlative, use "the" because the superlative means only one unique and specific thing.

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The richest man
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The happiest birthday
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