Fill in the blank: 'She is good ___ singing classical music.'
AOn
BFor
CIn
DAt
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. At
'Good at' (skill or activity).
'Good in' is used for school subjects in some usages but 'good at' is more idiomatic.
'Good on' and 'good for' have other meanings.
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