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Guest Posted 22 years ago
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Aptitude for or Aptitude in?
Intuitively, "ap[titude for..." sounds right.
But is "aptitude in..." incorrect?
But is "aptitude in..." incorrect?
Top answer
He has an aptitude for language. Not me
- He has an aptitude for language.
- Not me
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