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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
In or at
Which word is correct in this sentence:
Some schools are not good 'in or at' teaching.
Some schools are not good 'in or at' teaching.
Top answer
at CJ
- at CJ
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CalifJimatCJThanks. Does the same apply here:
He is not good at teaching. (And not 'in').
Also, are 'take, get, have' all possible in this sentence:
Some day I will get/take/have my revenge.
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AnonymousDoes the same apply here:He is not good at teaching. (And not 'in').Yes. It's the same.
AnonymousAlso, are 'take, get, have' all possible in this sentence:Some day I will get/take/have my revenge.Unrelated. Please start a new thread.
CJ
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CalifJim AnonymousDoes the same apply here:He is not good at teaching. (And not 'in').Yes. It's the same.AnonymousAlso, are 'take, get, have' all possible in this sentence:Some day I will get/take/have my revenge.Unrelated. Please start a new thread.CJThanks a lot.
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