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PreciousJones Posted 15 years ago
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I'm not good at these moments. OR
I'm not good in these moments.
Which one is correct?
Thankyou.
I'm not good in these moments.
Which one is correct?
Thankyou.
Top answer
Good at Tennis; in a moment. I'd say, "I am not good in moments like these" instead.
- Good at Tennis; in a moment.
- I'd say, "I am not good in moments like these" instead.
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Good at Tennis; in a moment.
I'd say, "I am not good in moments like these" instead.
I'd say, "I am not good in moments like these" instead.
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