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Grammar and Linguistics > EXTREME ADJECTIVES
EXTREME ADJECTIVES
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araveg
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EXTREME ADJECTIVES
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Good afternoon. Talking about extreme adjectives. An extreme adjective for higly recommended is Unmissable, but can I consider the top choice? (choice is not an adjective) Thanks in advance. great day, |
21 Nov 2021
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spinney
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If it is a book, unputadownable. My favourite adjective, I think. You could use "must-see," but it is technically a noun. |
21 Nov 2021
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yanogator
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"Must-see" can definitely be used as an adjective. That was a must-see movie, if there ever was one! Bruce |
21 Nov 2021
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spinney
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@Bruce I stand correctified.  |
22 Nov 2021
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cunliffe
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I keep trying it ... I think you could say: my top choice of movie is whatever, but it doesn�t sound quite right and it is not an adjective in that phrase. I suppose because it means my favourite movie and that is what you would say. I think top meaning excellent can be used as an adjective: The Guns of Navarone is a top movie. |
22 Nov 2021
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redcamarocruiser
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I googled "top choice movie"and it resulted in over 5,000 hits. So, some people say it. |
22 Nov 2021
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