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Christine Christie Posted 5 years ago
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Are all these sentences correct 8and do they mean the same):


a) "Simone Biles has already overcome Nadia Comaneci."


b) "Simone Biles has already surpass Nadia Comaneci."


c) "Simone Biles has already excelled Nadia Comaneci."

  

Top answer

" No. It sounds like they had a wrestling match or something. Maybe you're thinking of "outdone".

— Anonymous

  • " No.
  • It sounds like they had a wrestling match or something.
  • Maybe you're thinking of "outdone".
  • " surpassed Yes.
  • " Yes, but you don't hear transitive "excel" much.
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Christine Christiea) "Simone Biles has already overcome Nadia Comaneci."

No. It sounds like they had a wrestling match or something. Maybe you're thinking of "outdone".

Christine Christieb) "Simone Biles has already surpass Nadia Comaneci."

surpassed

Yes.

Christine Christiec) "Simo
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