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Madhulk Posted 17 years ago
Vocabulary
Best instead of better...
Is it correct to say best instead of better? Here's what I heard on Robin Hood.
Tuck: You're not going anywhere. Be still.
Robin: You best let me up!
Tuck: You're not going anywhere. Be still.
Robin: You best let me up!
Top answer
Best and better are both commonly used in this structure.
- Best and better are both commonly used in this structure.
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