Adjective + Preposition Dictation: Ability with At
A2 Level
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Catch the little word at after good, bad or better. It joins the feeling about someone's skill to the activity they do. That activity can be a thing, like a game, or an ing word, like painting. Listen to the whole phrase before you start typing. Then check for not or very before good; those words can change the meaning. If you hear two activities being compared, keep both of them and the word than between them.
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