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This comment confused me at first, but I think you're being complimentary? If so, I think you'd want to use 'first rate' to mean something best in class. Firs
by axaxs 5y ago
This comment confused me at first, but I think you're being complimentary?
If so, I think you'd want to use 'first rate' to mean something best in class. First grade is well, first grade(childish), at least in US English.
- bserge 5y agoor "top grade"