a question for one of you

[fruitcakes]

Can I say, " Added to this, ..." ? Do I have to say, " Superadded to this, ...", instead?
The second one was what I've read from one of Charles Dickens' novels.

 

[bhaisahab]

Can I say, " Added to this, ..." ? Do I have to say, " Superadded to this, ...", instead?
The second one was what I've read from one of Charles Dickens' novels.

"Superadded"! Which Charles Dickens novel did you see that in?

 

[emsr2d2]

"Superadded"! Which Charles Dickens novel did you see that in?

I was intrigued too, but.....

superadd - definition of superadd by the Free Online Dictionary, Thesaurus and Encyclopedia.

 

[Tdol]

Do I have to say, " Superadded to this, ...", instead?

No

 

[fruitcakes]

Then which one is correct? Can I put " Added to this," in the front of a sentence? I will tell you where I've read it, the book, the chapter, and the line, in a few days. It is somewhere in the opening chapters of Barnaby Rudge.