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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

Studies

What does "studies" mean when we say "He is good at/in studies" ?

Is this usage common among natives ?
  

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Hi, I've never heard the phrase like that .. common usage in my part of the English-speaking world would be: "he's good at his studies" with the possessive his. I've never heard of such a phrase using 'in' Best wishes, Bob Golden DLTC Language School Dublin Ireland

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  • Hi, I've never heard the phrase like that ..
  • common usage in my part of the English-speaking world would be: "he's good at his studies" with the possessive his.
  • I've never heard of such a phrase using 'in' Best wishes, Bob Golden DLTC Language School Dublin Ireland
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Hi,

I've never heard the phrase like that .. common usage in my part of the English-speaking world would be: "he's good at his studies" with the possessive his. I've never heard of such a phrase using 'in'

Best wishes,

Bob Golden

DLTC Language School

Dublin

Ireland
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