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Old 23-Nov-2007, 13:20
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Default the difference between "most of all" and "best of all"

Best of all, I can sing Korean Pop songs with my friends.
Most of all, I can sing Korean Pop songs with my friends.

What is mainly different in meaning?

After the phrase of "best of all", is good thing followed?
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Default Re: the difference between "most of all" and "best of all"

That which is best of all is better than all the rest. I am not sure how you should use "most of all" (if it should be used at all).

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