UM Chakma
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- Jul 17, 2013
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- Student or Learner
- Native Language
- Bengali; Bangla
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- Bangladesh
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- Singapore
Hi there,
I am quite familiar with "well and better", but not with "best".
Let me write some examples; 1. I can do it (very)well. 2. I can do it (much)better.
According to my two examples, as for "best", I should write "I can do it best". The problem is I have not come across such a sentence. May be it's right or maybe wrong. All I have seen is like "I will do my best or I will try my best but I think in this case "well" is not an adverb.
My question is: is the underlined sentence correct? If not, please provide me with a correct sentence with "best (adverb)" with a little bit explanation.
Your help would be really appreciated and be assistance to fix my confusion.
Thanks.
I am quite familiar with "well and better", but not with "best".
Let me write some examples; 1. I can do it (very)well. 2. I can do it (much)better.
According to my two examples, as for "best", I should write "I can do it best". The problem is I have not come across such a sentence. May be it's right or maybe wrong. All I have seen is like "I will do my best or I will try my best but I think in this case "well" is not an adverb.
My question is: is the underlined sentence correct? If not, please provide me with a correct sentence with "best (adverb)" with a little bit explanation.
Your help would be really appreciated and be assistance to fix my confusion.
Thanks.
