Strictly speaking, "I such as you most" just isn't all-natural English, but I have reported it a couple of instances to my spouse, for enjoyment :)I am not apparent on the last little bit on the sentence, "which a single is definitely the best". I thought it is analogous to the clause in "I'm about to go over what they are", the order of object as

This is the best car or truck in the garage. We use content similar to the as well as a before nouns, like motor vehicle. The phrase "best" is surely an adjective, and adjectives do not take content by themselves. Since the noun auto is modified via the superlative adjective best, and because this can make the noun auto definite Within this context