@englishattheready: Good IN or AT?

Fernando Vindio :

I'm good, in general

Gay Engineer 🇬🇧🏳️‍🌈 :

"Good in English" (the subject) doesn't mean that in British English. "Good in English" would mean that someone behaves well in English lessons. "She's good in English but misbehaves in maths." We'd use 'at' for school subjects instead.

Debbie Persaud :

What about has and have

I am Groot :

wow that's a tough one. thanks for the clip

taniapannellini :

I think a need more examples of the "in" ahah🙏😂

Freedom of Choice :

Thanks Sir [Red heart]

Eleven :

Not sure I understood. But thanks.

Jeka :

you're good in handling this problem

Ann V :

I am good at communicating with people. I am good in high-stress situation.

YVC :

good IN → This expression sounds good in English.

@Nature through my eyes 🍃 :

Thanks 🙏

Bernard Mchinanguwo :

wow

Chico :

A special lesson my favorite teacher thank you for this opportunity to learn English with you 🙏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

Aslan The Lion :

It means that good in negotiations and good at public speaking

Inglês With me :

I'm good in Math and I'm good at solving math questions?🤔

David Makwabarara :

Good in arts or good at art? 🤣

Kahindo Sylvia :

thank u

@Sumi_afroz :

Can U pls tell me about the use of would?

qiubykyo :

fils de coumbayel :

longtime I don't see your videos dear coach

mmmEnglish_Emma :

Rosida :

🤓🙏🏽

Idon'tknowwhatmyname :

ناز یک دانه مادریش :

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