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Alex+ Posted 17 years ago
Vocabulary

Best of all

Question #1:

“She sings best of all.”

Does this sentence mean
1.she sings better than the other people,
2.she sings better than she dances or does something else?

Question #2:
What does this sentence mean?

“She sang the best.”

Question #3:
Do these phrases mean the same?

1.”worst of all”
2. “the worst of it”

Thank you in advance.
  

Top answer

-- It could be either; context will tell. Question #2: What does this sentence mean? -- Offhand, I'd say usually, but they require different structures.

— Mister Micawber

  • -- It could be either; context will tell.
  • Question #2: What does this sentence mean?
  • -- Offhand, I'd say usually, but they require different structures.
  • ”worst of all” 2.
  • “the worst of it”
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Question #1:

“She sings best of all.”

Does this sentence mean
1.she sings better than the other people,
2.she sings better than she dances or does something else?-- It could be either; context will tell.

Question #2:
What does this sentence mean?

“She sang the best.”-- as above

Question #3:
Do these phrases mean the
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Mister Micawber, thank you for your explanation. Could you answer one more question?

Do sentences # 1 and # 2 mean the same? Or there is any difference?

1. She sings best of all.
2. She sings the best.

1.She sings worst of all.
2.She sings the worst.

If they have an identical meaning which is more common?
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I see no differences in intent. All are common utterances.
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she sings the best among all the people.
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What is your point, moli? What question are you proposing to respond to?
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I want to say :
1 she sings best is equal to she sings bettet than the other people.
2 she sang best shows she sang best in the past.
3 worst of all and the worst of it have the same meaning.
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