What's different between 'to what' and 'of what' in these sentences:
Nothing better to what see your face;
Nothing better of what see your face;
Nothing better what to see your face:
Are there right question In these sentences. answer me, if you like!

Question

What's different between  'to what' and 'of what'  in these sentences:
Nothing better to what see your face; 
Nothing better of what see your face; 
Nothing better what to see your face: 
  Are there right question In these sentences. answer me,  if you like!

Answer

I'm afraid that none of those sentences make sense in English.

Perhaps you mean this : ''Nothing better than seeing your face" ?

If you say, for example, '[For me, there is] nothing better than seeing your face", this means that seeing your face is the best thing in the world for me. Is that what you wanted to say?

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Eu não sei exatamente o que você já tem feito pra aprender o inglês, mas, tenho que dizer que seria melhor que busque outra maneira de aprendizagem.