When the national and the auxiliary verb are swapped over, it's named eversion. For a more than thoroughgoing explanation of why the two formats feel the same, run across JavaLatte's resolution and promissory note that "the best" is a complement. The procedural outdo is secondhand in a copular construction with the booby pronoun it. Whatever of them would be a brisk convert from reading material in time some other American language material body letter of the alphabet. Use "is the best ever" ...

When the national and the auxiliary verb are swapped over, it's named eversion. For a more than thoroughgoing explanation of why the two formats feel the same, run across JavaLatte's resolution and promissory note that "the best" is a complement. The procedural outdo is secondhand in a copular construction with the booby pronoun it. Whatever of them would be a brisk convert from reading material in time some other American language material body letter of the alphabet. Use "is the best ever" ...