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- 22-Sep-2008, 05:39 #1
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in/at You are good in/at maths. (at)
You are bad in/at history. (at)
You are poor at science. (at)
You are strong in/at English. (in)
You arre weak in/at Englsih (in)
Which preposition should I use in each of the above sentences. My choices are in bracket? I wonder how many of my answers are correct.
Many thanks.
- 22-Sep-2008, 06:14 #2
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Teacher Re: in/at All your choices are OK.
- 22-Sep-2008, 11:04 #3
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Threadstarter / Original Poster Re: in/at Thanks, Bhaisahab
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