good at or good in????? which one is correct
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depends on the statement
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"Good at" is ryt instead of "good in"
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Maybe:
good at > activity (as stated above)
good with > things/persons
good in > situations
….but it’s true that idioms usually just need to be learned.
good at > activity (as stated above)
good with > things/persons
good in > situations
….but it’s true that idioms usually just need to be learned.
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