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  1. 26-May-2010, 14:58 #1
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    Default clever at vs clever in

    I have a question~~~



    He is clever in teaching English.

    He is clever at teaching English.

    Which is correct or which is more common?

    Thank you!!
  2. 26-May-2010, 15:10 #2
    lycen
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    Default Re: clever at vs clever in

    I would say "He is good/great at teaching English".
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