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Misty77 Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Do you say good in writing or good at writing
hi a few days back my friend said that she was good at writing. Should it be good at writing or good in writing?
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He is good at math / languages / explaining things to others. Musical instrument: He is good on the violin. (= he plays it well) Skilful in the use of something: He is good with a tennis racket / with his hands.
- He is good at math / languages / explaining things to others.
- Musical instrument: He is good on the violin.
- (= he plays it well) Skilful in the use of something: He is good with a tennis racket / with his hands.
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He is good at math / languages / explaining things to others.
Musical instrument: He is good on the violin. (= he plays it well)
Skilful in the use of something: He is good with a tennis racket / with his hands.
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Musical instrument: He is good on the violin. (= he plays it well)
Skilful in the use of something: He is good with a tennis racket / with his hands.
CB
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He is good at writing poems (specific)
He is good in writing.(non specific)
He is at the (JFK) airport.(specific)
He is in the airport (somewhere in the airport...but not sure where)
He is good in writing.(non specific)
He is at the (JFK) airport.(specific)
He is in the airport (somewhere in the airport...but not sure where)
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