the verb ''to win''

[Unregistered]

in english, is it grammatically correct to say, you were good enough to win me in Monopoly

In standard English or any regional Englishes?

[Offroad]

in english, is it grammatically correct to say, you were good enough to win me in Monopoly

In standard English or any regional Englishes?

I am not a teacher and can't remember all the words, but I think it can be like this:

Someone beats someone else.
I think 'beat' requires a fight, or something like that, a competition.

Bella always wins the race.
Bella wins a competition and of course, she beats every competitor.

John earns lots of money every year.
I think it has to be deserved, John deverves the money he earns.

A teacher can clarify this for us.

[Svaneska]

[quote=Unregistered;277232]in english, is it grammatically correct to say, you were good enough to win me in Monopolyquote]

No, never. The correct way is to use the word 'beat' : 'you were clever enough to beat me at Monopoly'.

[banderas]

in english, is it grammatically correct to say, you were good enough to win me in Monopoly

In standard English or any regional Englishes?

How about:
.........to win the game against me.
.........to beat me.