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Lucas21c Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
'super' vs 'superb'
Could you tell me which one between 'super' and 'superb' is a right answer to the question, "How are you today?"
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Superb is a flattering word applied by one person about another’s performance. Super is used to indicate ‘superlative’ or best. Apart from ‘Superman’ and ‘Superintendent’, I don’t hear ‘super’ applied much to people or how they feel.
- Superb is a flattering word applied by one person about another’s performance.
- Super is used to indicate ‘superlative’ or best.
- Apart from ‘Superman’ and ‘Superintendent’, I don’t hear ‘super’ applied much to people or how they feel.
- It may be a regional thing.
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Superb is a flattering word applied by one person about another’s performance.
Super is used to indicate ‘superlative’ or best.
Apart from ‘Superman’ and ‘Superintendent’, I don’t hear ‘super’ applied much to people or how they feel.
It may be a regional thing.
Super is used to indicate ‘superlative’ or best.
Apart from ‘Superman’ and ‘Superintendent’, I don’t hear ‘super’ applied much to people or how they feel.
It may be a regional thing.
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