Meaning of "but I've tasted better"

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Mon Aug 14, 2006 17:47 pm Meaning of "but I've tasted better"

Dear teachers, A: What did you think of the pasta? B: Not bad, but I've tasted better. What does but I've tasted better mean? Best regards Quoc

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Mon Aug 14, 2006 18:36 pm Better

That means that he ate much more tasty pasta

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