she is good at English She is good in English Answer Use at for skills: She is good at English. (correct) Use in for place, time, or field: She is in the classroom. (place) He works in education. (field) School starts in the morning. (time) So:Good at → skillsIn → place, time, or field
Ever get confused with ‘too’ and ‘very’? Not anymore!” “Is it:
it’s too hot it’s very hot Answer Very hot→ Just means really hot. (Strong, but okay)Too hot → Means so hot it’s a problem. (Negative, uncomfortable) Example: It’s very hot → Just describing the heat. It’s too hot → Complaining — you can’t bear it!