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Penicillin Posted 19 years ago
Grammar

at OR on here?

Hello

Should I choose at OR on here?

- They are very good (at/on) football.

I know that we should choose "at" after good, right?

Thanks
  

Top answer

Yes, onh, you've got it. You're good AT a sport. )

— BarbaraPA

  • Yes, onh, you've got it.
  • You're good AT a sport.
  • )
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Yes, onh, you've got it. You're good AT a sport.

(You can be good with children.)
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I found this sentence from a grammar book:

- Brazilians are very good on football.

It used "on" instead.

Why?
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I would suggest that that sentence has a mistake.
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Grammar Geek
Yes, onh, you've got it. You're good AT a sport.

(You can be good with children.)

You are weak in/at English.

You are strong in/at English.

You are poor in/at English.

You are hopeless in/at English.

Which preposition is correct in each case? Thanks.

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