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Which sentence is right: 'I am not good in maths' or 'I am not good at maths'?
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Generally speaking, “GOOD AT” is used with a particular activity or area of expertise :
I am not good at Maths .
She is good at pronunciation.
He is good at painting.
“GOOD IN” describes how you perform in a school course.
She is good in Geography. ( she is good in her course work in Geography.)
In some circumstances we do use “good in” , like “ The markets are good in Delhi”.
“Weather is good in Shimla”.
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