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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

What is the difference between Super & Superb

Hello all, I am new to English because my mother tongue is not an English, Please tell me What is the difference between Super & Superb , where I should use super & when I use superb also tell me the other details if you known ...
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Super is informal, meaning "grand" and often used in names: The Super Bowl (American football game which chooses the best team of the year) The Super Dome (Name of a large football stadium) Super collider - large scientific instrumet for detecting sub-atomic particles. Super nova - a very heavy star that explodes and brightens by a factor of 100000 times or more. The explosion ends its life as a normal star.

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Super is informal, meaning "grand" and often used in names:

The Super Bowl (American football game which chooses the best team of the year)
The Super Dome (Name of a large football stadium)
Super collider - large scientific instrumet for detecting sub-atomic particles.
Super nova - a very heavy star that explodes and brightens by a factor of 100000 times or more. The explosi
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Can i say "the event is going to be super" is that correct?
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AnonymousThe event is going to be super.
Correct.

CJ
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You are looking superb.