Best or most? please help me

English as a Second Language English Vocabulary, Grammar and Idioms
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  1. Which subject do you like most/ best?

  2. This is the story of / for my class.

  3. During/ In the break time we never play chess.

  4. What did you do in/ at Ha Long Bay?

  5. When are coming back Hanoi? After three days.

  6. I am watching/ am going to watch a football match, tonight.

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Both are possible depending on the context.

Both are possible depending on what exactly you want to say.

Both are possible depending on what exactly ‘Ha Long Bay’ is.

In three days.

Both are possible with "I’m watching (rather than ‘I am watching’) indicating a higher degree of determination/intention.

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Many thanks for your help.

but could you please help me to clarify the folowing I don’t still undertand:
Which subject do you like most/ best?
This is the story of / for my class.

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Which subject do you like most? This means: Which subject do you prefer/which subject do you like more than all the others?

Which subject do you like best? This means: Which subject do you think is the best out of all the rest?

This is the story of my class. This means: This is what has happened to my class/this story is about my class.

This is the story for my class means ‘This story has been written/created for my class’ (as a gift for example).

Please let me know this makes sense to you.

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Yes, Thanks so much for your kindness. I have got all that you explain.

Best wishes!

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