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adverbs About “best” , “the best” , and “most” English Language Learners Stack Exchange

ContentAnswer 1Answers 4Answers 2Answer 1 This makes the singular word "one" completely out of the question. A couple examples of how to construct the sentence would be "Honda and Toyota are two of the best selling car makers in the US." or "Honda and Toyota are each one of the best selling car makers in the US." I realize i could put "two" or "some" instead but wouldn't the meaning change slightly? Answer 1 No, technically the use...

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