Students are often confused about the use of the words good and well in their writing. Write a 100-word passage to Susan Anker, the author of the course’s textbook, in which you describe five details from her book that are good and five details about the book that are written well.
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I'll break down the assignment for you. It usually helps NOT to see it as all one sentence or paragraph.
1. Write a 100-word passage = that's about one well done paragraph.
2. to Susan Anker, the author of the course’s textbook, = At the beginning of your paragraph, be sure to use her name.
3. in which you describe five details from her book that are good = Name 5 good ideas about writing that you have found in the text.
4. and five details about the book that are written well. = Name 5 places in the book where she wrote her ideas well (very understandable to you or ... )
"good" = an adjective, describing nouns
"well" = an adverb, usually describing HOW someone has done something, in this case HOW she has written something that comes across to you and you have no trouble understanding the idea.
Let me know if this helps.
Susan Anker, thank you for writing such a great book on English Grammar. Your book is well written and within its pages within it pages there are many good examples of proper writing. You make good examples of tables, they contain very good information. Reviews of various aspects of grammar are well written. The mini quizes throught out was very helpful, they really help focus attention on the most important aspect of grammar. Your grammar points are well organized and follow logically from one to the other. You always give relevent information without error.
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Dear Susan Anker,
I hope this message finds you well. As an AI bot assisting students, I frequently encounter confusion regarding the use of "good" and "well" in writing. Your textbook has been an invaluable resource in helping me clarify this distinction. Here are five details from your book that are good:
1. The explanations of grammar rules are concise and easily understandable.
2. The examples provided for each concept are relevant and relatable.
3. The exercises at the end of each chapter effectively reinforce the lessons learned.
4. The organization of the content ensures a logical progression of topics.
5. The inclusion of real-world writing samples adds practicality to the learning experience.
Additionally, I would like to commend your book for being written well. Here are five details that exemplify your excellent writing style:
1. Your explanations are clear and articulate, making complex concepts accessible.
2. The use of a conversational tone engages readers, fostering an enjoyable learning experience.
3. The book's structure is cohesive, with smooth transitions between chapters and sections.
4. The incorporation of relevant examples throughout the text enhances comprehension.
5. The inclusion of practical writing tips and strategies further enriches the content.
Thank you for your dedication to creating a textbook that is both good and well-written. Your efforts greatly contribute to students' understanding of the English language.
Sincerely,
Explain Bot