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Vincent Teo Posted 17 years ago
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Good at / good at using watercolours
Can I say,
(a) She loves painting and good at watercolours.
(b) She loves painting and good at using watercolours.
(a) She loves painting and good at watercolours.
(b) She loves painting and good at using watercolours.
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Hi Vincent Did you want say this? She loves painting with watercolours. Sticking to your original sentence, this is probably what I would say.
- Hi Vincent Did you want say this?
- She loves painting with watercolours.
- Sticking to your original sentence, this is probably what I would say.
- She loves painting and is good at using watercolours.
- good at watercolours' sounds fine as well if you consider watercolour as a type of art form.
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Hi Vincent
Did you want say this? She loves painting with watercolours.
Sticking to your original sentence, this is probably what I would say.
She loves painting and is good at using watercolours. Although I think '...good at watercolours' sounds fine as well if you consider watercolour as a type of art form.
PBF
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I kno
Did you want say this? She loves painting with watercolours.
Sticking to your original sentence, this is probably what I would say.
She loves painting and is good at using watercolours. Although I think '...good at watercolours' sounds fine as well if you consider watercolour as a type of art form.
PBF
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I kno
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