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Michaelting Posted 15 years ago
Vocabulary
Super/superb
What are the differences between 'super' and 'superb'?
He is super satisfied with your performance.
Your performance is superb.
Super=very?
superb=very good?
He is super satisfied with your performance.
Your performance is superb.
Super=very?
superb=very good?
Top answer
-- Casual/slang. -- Neutral or formal.
- -- Casual/slang.
- -- Neutral or formal.
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He is super satisfied with your performance.-- Casual/slang.
Your performance is superb.-- Neutral or formal.
Your performance is superb.-- Neutral or formal.
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So,
'He is superb satisfied with your performance.' is used in writing?
'He is superb satisfied with your performance.' is used in writing?
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I see.
Super=adjective
Very=Adverb
Super satisfied =adjective + adjective = wrong
Very satisfied = adverb + adjective = acceptable
Is this the rule?
Super=adjective
Very=Adverb
Super satisfied =adjective + adjective = wrong
Very satisfied = adverb + adjective = acceptable
Is this the rule?
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'super satisfied' is casual slang only. 'Super' = 'very' is slang in any construction.
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