"Sicuramente lui è tra i più forti."

Translation: He is definitely among the strongest.

[DexterBrow]

I don't see any difference between HE DEFINITELY IS and HE IS DEFINITELY. Does anyone?

[Marninger]

Sicuramente = certainly, absolutely, definitely
lui è = he is
tra i più forti = among the strongest

Certainly/absolutely/definitely he is among the strongest. ~
He is certainly/definitely/absolutely among the strongest. ~
He certainly/definitely/absolutely is among the strongest. ~
Among the strongest he is certainly/definitely/absolutely. ~
. . . ?

[DeniseSchaefer1]

Why not: He definitely is among the strongest
Why was this marked incorrect

[Marian119404]

i believe in English most strong in this context is as acceptable as strongest

[jagosti]

Surely he is among the most strong should also work

[Soglio]

Not really, In English, the superlative for "strong" is "strongest."

[IainDearg]

I agree with jagosti; "most strong" is equivalent to "strongest" in English and should be accepted.