Is this grammatically right? [English]?

Question

'She sucks at acting.'

is it right?

Answer 1

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If you are interested in good grammar, avoid tacky expressions like 'sucks', which has an obscene origin.

She is no good at acting.

She is useless as an actor.

Answer 2

Yes, it's grammatically correct. As RE suggests, it may not be socially correct in all venues.

But in some, it would be exactly right.

Answer 3

Yup.

Although, I would chose something like "Terrible" rather than "Sucks", it just suits the entire sentence more.

Answer 4

It is, if you understand that "sucks" in this context is slang and considered offensive by some people.