2008年5月10日 · Hi, What's the difference between "skilled in" and "skilled at"? And which usage is more natural/common? Many thanks Newbie

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2008年5月5日 · Our skilled and talented jewelers are dedicated to bringing / to bring you the finest jewellery. Kinldy tell me what is correct, to bringing or to bring and what difference it make sin …

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2007年12月7日 · In short, the first one means you are a skilled supplier, whereas the second one shows you are gradually gaining expertise in that field. If you are already an expert, use the …