be good at / be interested in / abilities

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• My sister is very creative, so she's interested at writing brilliant sotries for children.

• My sister is very creative, so she's interested in writing brilliant sotries for children.

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• Modern children are very technical, so they are really good at using a computer from the age of three.

• Modern children are very technical, so they are really good to use a computer from the age of three.

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• It's dangerous to go into the sea if you can't swim.

• It's dangerous to go into the sea if you don't know swim.

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• I love watching ballet and tango, but I'm not interested to dancing I have two left feet!

• I love watching ballet and tango, but I'm not interested in dancing. I have two left feet!

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• My best friend and I are good singers, but we are terrible at playing a musical instrument.

• My best friend and I are good singers, but we are terrible to playing a musical instrument.

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• I'm not very good at languages, but I'm quite good to learning Italian.

• I'm not very good at languages, but I'm quite good at learning Italian.

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• My dad is a foodie, and of course he's definitely interested to making Indian curries, Thai noodles - everything!

• My dad is a foodie, and of course he's definitely interested in making Indian curries, Thai noodles - everything!

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• Joker is excellent at play jokes.

• Joker is excellent at playing jokes.

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• The Hulk is good at jump.

• The Hulk is good at jumping.

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• Captain America is really good at calling the orders.

• Captain America is really good to call the orders.