CAN, Adjective + AT + Nouns, Adverbs of Manner

A: I think those girls can play soccer and basketball.

• B: I know. They are great for sports.

• B: I know. They are great at play sports.

• B: I know. They are great at sports.

A: Wow, are you a professional artist?

• B: No, I am not. I am just good at painting.

• B: No, I am not. I am just good painting.

• B: No, I am not. I can painting.

A: My brother can speak Turkish, Arabic, Farsi and Urdu.

• B: I know. He is great speaking languages.

• B: I know. He is great at speaking languages.

• B: I know. He can speaking languages.

A: Can you sing or play an instrument?

• B: No, I can´t. I am not good playing music.

• B: No, I can´t. I don´t good at music.

• B: No, I can´t. I am not good at music.

A: I feel she is a terrible singer.

• B: I agree. I think she sings well.

• B: I agree. I think she sing terrible.

• B: I agree. I think she sings terribly.

A: Are your friends loud people?

• B: Yes, they are. They are always speak loudily.

• B: Yes, they are. They always speak loudly.

• B: Yes, they do. They always speak loud.

A: Is your sister a good swimmer?

• B: Yes, she is. She can swim fast.

• B: Yes, she is. She can swim fastly.

• B: Yes, she is. She swim fast.

A: Are you a careful driver?

• Yes, I am. I always carefully drive my car.

• Yes, I am. I always drive my car carefully.

• Yes, I am. I always drive my car with careful.