What is the superlative for the word busy?
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The superlative word is busiest and an example of that sentence maybe the following: Jhon is the busiest person I know. Our CEO, Mary Is the busiest person in the company....etc
The superlative for busy is busiest. A sentence example. I’m driving on the busiest street in town.
Hello Busy bysillable ending in y so you can use short form busiest! E.g. our heads is the busiest in all the department. Best regards
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For short words (words with only one or two syllables) you simply add "-est " to the nd of the word. However if the word ends in a "-y" you replace the "-y" with an "-i" and then add "-est". So with the word busy, the superlative will be busiest.
The busiest Example : Mark is known to be the busiest among our friends.
You will drop the [y] and add an [i] followed by an [est]. ex: Busy => Bus-i-est = busiest Sounds: /biz-ee-est/
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The superlative word is "busiest"
The superlative of the word busy is busiest.
Hi there. "busiest" is your answer. Example sentence: Christmas Eve is one of our busiest days.
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