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Lereve Posted 17 years ago
Vocabulary
Do we say 'aptitude for' or 'aptitude in'?
Hi,
Do we say, "I have aptitude in math' or "i have aptitude for math'?
I find knowing what preposition to use the hardest part of mastering English.
How can I study for this?
Do we say, "I have aptitude in math' or "i have aptitude for math'?
I find knowing what preposition to use the hardest part of mastering English.
How can I study for this?
Top answer
Oh those tricky prepositions! [6] In this case, use "for". The best way to study these is to look in the dictionary for examples of using the main word.
- Oh those tricky prepositions!
- [6] In this case, use "for".
- The best way to study these is to look in the dictionary for examples of using the main word.
- qsrc=2888 for example, has this example: She has a special aptitude for mathematics.
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Oh those tricky prepositions! [6]
In this case, use "for". The best way to study these is to look in the dictionary for examples of using the main word.
http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/aptitude?qsrc=2888for example, has this example: She has a special aptitude for mathematics.
In this case, use "for". The best way to study these is to look in the dictionary for examples of using the main word.
http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/aptitude?qsrc=2888for example, has this example: She has a special aptitude for mathematics.
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I also don't know I am searching for the answer. Saray yahan mere jaisay hi hain ????????????
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