'Good'and'well'
-she performed WELL
-you look GOOD in that color
-these apples are GOOD
-he rides his bike WELL
-she made a GOOD attempt to win the race
-the man reported that all was WELL in the coal mine
-jonas said 'i feel WELL, thank you'
-the team played WElL
-mom fixed a GOOD dinner
-the teacher wrote'GOOD work' on top of my paper
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When is the best time to read review the discussion questions?
A. Immediately after you have finished all of the reading.
B. After you write your notes.
C. Before you begin any detailed reading.
D. At least 1 hour after your detailed reading.
You're welcome! It looks like you provided several sentences where "good" and "well" are used differently. Let's break down the usage of each word in these sentences to understand their meanings.
1. "She performed WELL" - Here, "well" is used as an adverb to describe how she performed.
To determine whether to use "good" or "well," ask yourself if you are describing a verb or an action. If you are describing how someone did something, use "well" as an adverb.
2. "You look GOOD in that color" - In this sentence, "good" is used to describe how someone looks.
If you are describing how someone or something appears or seems to be, use "good" as an adjective.
3. "These apples are GOOD" - "Good" is used as an adjective to describe the apples.
When you want to describe a noun, use "good" as an adjective.
4. "He rides his bike WELL" - In this sentence, "well" is used as an adverb to describe how he rides his bike.
Again, if you are describing how an action is performed, use "well" as an adverb.
5. "She made a GOOD attempt to win the race" - "Good" is used as an adjective to describe the attempt.
When you are describing an action, use "good" as an adjective.
6. "The man reported that all was WELL in the coal mine" - Here, "well" is used as an adverb to describe the state of the coal mine.
If you are describing a state or condition, use "well" as an adverb.
7. "Jonas said 'I feel WELL, thank you'" - In this sentence, "well" is used as an adverb to describe how Jonas feels.
To describe someone's state of being, use "well" as an adverb.
8. "The team played WELL" - Here, "well" is used as an adverb to describe how the team played.
To describe how someone or something is doing something, use "well" as an adverb.
9. "Mom fixed a GOOD dinner" - "Good" is used as an adjective to describe the dinner.
When you want to describe a noun, use "good" as an adjective.
10. "The teacher wrote 'GOOD work' on top of my paper" - In this sentence, "good" is used as an adjective to describe the work.
When you want to describe a noun, use "good" as an adjective.
So, to summarize, "well" is used as an adverb to describe how an action is performed or someone's state of being. "Good" is used as an adjective to describe a noun or the quality of something.