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good at/ with?



customer
Italy

good at/ with?
 
 
 
I was wondering...
 
I �m good at sports (ok)
 
but
 
I �m not good with dates/ numbers/ words...           Is it correct?
 
Thanks,
Chiara

19 Nov 2009      





Zora
Canada

Perfect Thumbs Up

19 Nov 2009     



gabitza
Romania

Hi Chiara,
I think �good at � is the only option.  good at remebering numbers or dates / good at writing / good at sports / good at words.
Hugs,
gabitza

19 Nov 2009     



Zora
Canada

Both are correct gabitza... for example: you can say "I am good with numbers" / "John is good with words, he knows how to express himself." / "I �m good with dates, I can remember everybody �s birthday or anniversary."

19 Nov 2009     



customer
Italy

 
 
Thanks for the help, both of you! Smile

19 Nov 2009     



gabitza
Romania

Thanks Zora,
Never to late to learn!
You know, �good with � scratches my ear. I don �t think I �m going to get used to it soon, LOL.
Gabitza

19 Nov 2009     



Nelssa
Ukraine

Google search:

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    666 000 000  for  I am good at numbers

As for me I like "I am good at ..."  better!

19 Nov 2009     



Jayho
Australia

Hi Chiara
 
I �m not good with dates/ numbers/ words...           Is it correct?
 
Yes. You can also use at in this example.  Both forms are perfectly acceptable.
 
Cheers
 
Jayho

19 Nov 2009     



Nelssa
Ukraine

Hi Jayho!

What would you use?

20 Nov 2009     



Jayho
Australia

Hi Nelsa
 
I use both - both forms are perfectly acceptable..
 
Cheers
 
Jayho

20 Nov 2009