Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Jun 7, 2011 ... So, if my best subject is English, I would say "I am good in English.' However, I sometimes see 'at' being used instead. Hence, I am confused.
• How do I form grammatically correct sentence . I am good in english when I speak but not confident in writing? How can I improve my English speaking skills and ...
• Incorrect, If one day I am good in English, I would definitely admit it. Correct. If someday I am good at English, I will definitely admit to it. Incorrect, How do you ...
• What would you like to do? Flag. I am good at English or I am good in English? I am good at English or I am good in English? SAVE CANCEL. already exists.

• I am good at English, but sometimes I mix up my prepositions. How do I master the use of prepositions? (Kindly don't reply 'just read more' etc.) Frequently asked  ...
• You should probably say, "I am good AT English." There is no "rule." Most native speakers have decided to use "at." If you use "in," you are not "wrong." But some  ...
• If someday I am good at English, I will definitely admit to it. Incorrect, How do you think to learn the English ? Correct, What is your point on learning English ?
• What would you like to do? Flag. I am good at English or I am good in English? I am good at English or I am good in English? SAVE CANCEL. already exists.