Firelord said:i heard of "be good at"
that's only what i get
tdol said:In British English, we don't use 'in' here much at all.;-)
Tanks regMikeNewYork said:"At" is correct, but "in" is also a proper choice. :wink:
tdol said:In British English, we don't use 'in' here much at all.;-)
In British English, we don't use 'in' here much at all.;-)
Is this correct?
- He is good in English. - refers to the subject English, meaning 'He scores good marks'
- He is good at English. - refers to the language, meaning 'He uses English well'
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