Kiwi asks…
"the" is not needed in front of "best" here?
Answer from a Native speaker

Rebecca
No, "the" isn't needed in front of "best" here! Here, "best" is an adjective that means "effective" or "appropriate;" a kind of recommendation. "The best" would mean the most or to the highest degree. Ex: This game is best played with four or more people. Ex: This is the best game ever!
Listening Quiz
1/2 STEP LEARN