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Carter Lee Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
How can I understand 'good at doing'?
Hi.
I ran across such as below sentence,
"I wasn't good at doing sums in my head "
I'm not familiar with "at doing" format.
Can you explain how to understand the meaning and grammar?
I ran across such as below sentence,
"I wasn't good at doing sums in my head "
I'm not familiar with "at doing" format.
Can you explain how to understand the meaning and grammar?
Top answer
Hi. The original phrase you should consider is "to be good at something," meaning that someone is able to do something well. I'm good at swimming.
- Hi.
- The original phrase you should consider is "to be good at something," meaning that someone is able to do something well.
- I'm good at swimming.
- She is good at mathematics.
- He is not good at driving.
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Hi.
The original phrase you should consider is "to be good at something," meaning that someone is able to do something well.
I'm good at swimming.
She is good at mathematics.
He is not good at driving.
My father is good at fixing things.
The original phrase you should consider is "to be good at something," meaning that someone is able to do something well.
I'm good at swimming.
She is good at mathematics.
He is not good at driving.
My father is good at fixing things.
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