Correcting ‘Good at’ Usage in English

Using “good at” correctly is essential for clear and accurate communication in English, especially when discussing skills. In this video, we see a common mistake and the correct way to express abilities.

The conversation begins with:
• Grace: Does John cook well?
• Jim: Yes, he’s very good in cooking.
• Claire: Wait! We say “good at,” not “good in,” when talking about skills. Let’s try it again!
• Jim: He’s good at cooking. He’s a great cook. He’s skilled in cooking.

This video helps you understand the proper usage of “good at” in sentences. It also highlights alternative ways to express proficiency, such as “skilled in” or “a great cook.”

By practicing these phrases, you’ll sound more natural and confident when discussing skills and abilities in English. Watch the video now to improve your fluency and avoid common mistakes!