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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
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Which statement is correct?
Is it "I am okay in typing." or "I am okay at typing"? I can't decide which one is correct.
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I don't know what is used with okay but I would say I am good at typing.
- I don't know what is used with okay but I would say I am good at typing.
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I don't know what is used with okay but I would say I am good at typing.
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Hi,
My ear accepts both. I take "at typing" as my own judgement. My typing is good for my own purposes.
I take "in typing" as referring to some universal set of standards by which my typing is judged, perhaps in the way one would say, "I'm good in typing [class], but I'm not good in shorthand [class]."
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My ear accepts both. I take "at typing" as my own judgement. My typing is good for my own purposes.
I take "in typing" as referring to some universal set of standards by which my typing is judged, perhaps in the way one would say, "I'm good in typing [class], but I'm not good in shorthand [class]."
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To me ear, "at" is 1st pick. I think "with" works as well. It really depends on context.
i.e. I think my mind is good with numbers but not with language.
i.e. I think my mind is good with numbers but not with language.
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