Good vs. Well

Front

What is the difference between 'good' and 'well'?

Back

'Good' is an adjective used to describe nouns, while 'well' is an adverb used to describe verbs.

Front

When should you use 'good'?

Back

'Good' is used to describe the quality of a noun, e.g., 'She is a good student.'

Front

When should you use 'well'?

Back

'Well' is used to describe how something is done, e.g., 'He sings well.'

Front

Fill in the blank: Jim and Sue always work _______ together.

Back

Well

Front

Fill in the blank: Mrs. Belli needed one more ______ picture for the yearbook.

Back

Good

Front

Fill in the blank: They danced ______ at the party.

Back

Well

Front

Fill in the blank: Johnny did not feel _______; his stomach hurt and he had a fever.

Back

Well

Front

Fill in the blank: How _____ do you know this concept?

Back

Well

Front

Is 'good' used to describe actions?

Back

No, 'good' describes nouns, not actions.

Front

Is 'well' used to describe actions?

Back

Yes, 'well' describes how actions are performed.