preposition useage problem
I am not good at / in / with computer.
are they all correct？any difference?
Iam always puzzled about which is better.
do neccessary focus on these kind of problems?
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Answers · 3
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Since computers are a physical object, use 'with'.
"I'm not good with computers."
If you're talking about a field of study or a gerund, use 'at'.
"I'm not good at computer science."
"I'm not good at using computers."
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at / in <- correct
with <- wrong
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