~に越したことはない JLPT N1
〜ni koshita koto wa nai
Expresses that something is the best or most desirable course of action; 'nothing better than...'.
Formation
Verb (dictionary form) + に越したことはない, い-Adjective + に越したことはない, な-Adjective/Noun + である + に越したことはない
Explanation
The ~に越したことはない grammar point indicates that a certain state or action is the most favorable or ideal. It literally conveys the idea that nothing surpasses the stated condition.
Example sentences
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It's best to prepare early.
Hayaku junbi suru ni koshita koto wa nai.
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There's nothing better than using fresh ingredients.
Shinsen na shokuzai o tsukau ni koshita koto wa nai.
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Safe driving is always best.
Anzen unten ni koshita koto wa nai.
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There's nothing better than leading a healthy lifestyle.
Kenkouteki na seikatsu o okuru ni koshita koto wa nai.