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Do you say:
bring out the best of you or bring out the best into you or bring out the best in you?
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You would say "she/he/it brings out the best in you," or "they bring out the best in you." Saying "she brings out the best of you," sounds a little strange.
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Do you say:
bring out the best of you or bring out the best into you or bring out the best in you?
bring(s), brought, will bring, will be bringing, ....out the best in..... is correct
Examples:
You bring out the best in me. He brings out the best in her. We brought out the best in him. It will bring out the best in all of us.
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By saying out of you, you wouldn't want to say into you right after. You want to keep with the idea of bringing something out. So the first and third examples can be used. But you wouldn't use the second one. Also, you would say bring with an s on the end, so it becomes brings.
Examples.
She brings out the best of you.
She brings out the best in you.
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*each other
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Oddly enough, you can also say it this way:
She brings out the best in you.
They bring out the best in eachother.
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