Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Among then the subject??
Hi,
Among these options, I like the first one best.
Is this correct?
Or do I have to use -- Among these options, the first one is the one I like best.
Are they both correct?
What I mean is if I start with "among these options", does the subject have to be ONE OF THOSE OPTIONS?
p.s. is it I like this THE best or I like this BEST?
Thank you,
Among these options, I like the first one best.
Is this correct?
Or do I have to use -- Among these options, the first one is the one I like best.
Are they both correct?
What I mean is if I start with "among these options", does the subject have to be ONE OF THOSE OPTIONS?
p.s. is it I like this THE best or I like this BEST?
Thank you,
Top answer
They both seem fine to me. The article 'the' before 'best' is optional here.
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They both seem fine to me. The article 'the' before 'best' is optional here.
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