What does ¨This cake is the best thing I have ever tasted? ¨ mean?

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“This cake is the best thing I have ever tasted!” Refers to (till this day) not tasting any cake better than this current one, for example = “ this chocolate cake is the best I have ever tasted!” Which means the viewer eating this cake thinks it’s the best cake they have tasted.
I hope this helps!

Veronika [31]2 years ago

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With context: "Years ago I was in a small town and went into a cafe and ordered cake: that was the best cake I ever tasted." ->you have not tasted any cake better than that up to and including the time you spoke - it is still the best cake.

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