Collocation
What is the best part?
An interrogative expression used to ask about the most enjoyable, significant, advantageous, or outstanding aspect of something.
Definition
'What is the best part?' is a common English collocation. An interrogative expression used to ask about the most enjoyable, significant, advantageous, or outstanding aspect of something.
what + be + the + best + part
“After a day full of activities, she asked, "What is the best part of our vacation so far?"”
Examples
- After trying all the dishes, he asked, "What is the best part of this meal for you?"
- She loved the concert, and her friend inquired, "What is the best part, the music or the atmosphere?"
- Of all the sights we saw today, what was the best part of our tour?
Show more examples
- The interviewer asked the author, "What is the best part about bringing your characters to life?"
- During their long journey, the child excitedly asked, "Mom, what is the best part about traveling by train?"
- He looked at the finished painting and pondered, "What is the best part of creating art?"
- Even with the challenges, she always believed, "What is the best part of my job is helping people."
- They discussed the new project, and one team member asked, "What do you think is the best part of this innovative approach?"
- After the long hike to the summit, what was the best part of the entire experience for you?
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