Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• ... at and good in? Which of the following is correct: 1) 'I'm good at English' or 2) 'I' m good in English' and 1) 'I'm good at football' or 2) 'I'm good in football'?
• May 11, 2015 ... The thing is, he got real good in football and started scoring touchdowns. But he was ineligible. So they put his name down as Antonio Brown, ...
• May 9, 2015 ... The thing is, he got real good in football and started scoring touchdowns. But he was ineligible. So they put his name down as Antonio Brown, ...
• David Ash sees morbid bad, fishy good in football retirement. Posted by John Taylor on March 7, 2015, 5:55 PM EDT. North Texas v Texas. Were it not for ...

• Stan, you're good at football.
• I don't think rusty is very good at football.
• I'm pretty good at football.
• You're so good at football, dude.
• I'm good at football too, plus the pool is miles away.
• I'm good at football, I think.
• Look, damian is more than good at football.
• Mr. Smith, because my son is good at football... he has opportunities that otherwise would not be his.