What is it about being here that you like most (best)? - meaning

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Hello all users!

Does "What is it about being here that you like most (best)" mean "What do you like about being here most (best)" or "What do you like most (best) about being here most (best)"?

I think it is a split question sentence?

Thank you.
 
JACEK1 said:
Hello all users!

Does "What is it about being here that you like most (best)" mean "What do you like about being here most (best)" or "What do you like most (best) about being here most (best)"?

I think it is a split question sentence?

Thank you.
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"What do you like most (best) about being here most (best)"? This doesn't make sense.
 
I meant "What do you like most (best) about being here".
 
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