GOOD AT vs GOOD WITH — Learn the Difference! | English With Alina Do you know when to say good at and when to say good with? In this new English lesson, Alina explains the difference using very simple rules, clear explanations, and real-life examples that make learning easy and accessible for all English learners. In this video, students practice: ✅ GOOD AT → skills and abilities ✅ GOOD WITH → people, animals, and things You’ll see multiple examples to help you understand and remember the differ

Good IN or good AT? This is a common mistake that I hear a lot of speakers make! The correct way to say it is good AT something. They're good at math She's good at surfing I'm good at finding great deals online. Make a sentence using 'good at'! | Accent's Way English with Hadar