GOOD VS. WELL | English Lesson

GOOD VS. WELL

In today's lesson, Kevin teaches you the difference between "good" and "well."

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DIRECTIONS: Choose the word that makes each sentence correct.
1. He isn’t very (good/well) at baseball.
2. He doesn’t play (good/well) most of the time.
3. I’m doing very (good/well) on this assignment.
4. That barbeque smells really (good/well)!
5. I didn’t do too (good/well) on that test.
6. She kicks pretty (good/well).
7. The building held up (good/well).
8. My car still runs (good/well).
9. Everyone is (good/well) at something.
10. Yikes—that doesn’t look (good/well).

ANSWERS:
1. He isn’t very good at baseball.
2. He doesn’t play well most of the time.
3. I’m doing very well on this assignment.
4. That barbeque smells really good!
5. I didn’t do too well on that test.
6. She kicks pretty well.
7. The building held up well.
8. My car still runs well.
9. Everyone is good at something.
10. Yikes—that doesn’t look good.

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