Confusing English Words - Good vs. Well

CONFUSING ENGLISH WORDS:

GOOD VS. WELL

BY: H. E. COLBY, AUTHOR OF TOP 65 COMMONLY CONFUSED ENGLISH WORD PAIRS

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CONFUSING ENGLISH WORDS

GOOD (ADJECTIVE)

CORRECT; PLEASANT; OF HIGH QUALITY

IN A SKILLFUL OR SUCCESSFUL WAY; IN A

GOOD OR PROPER MANNER

WELL (ADVERB)

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MARTA GOT GOOD GRADES IN HIGH SCHOOL

AND ENTERED INTO HARVARD.

MARTA DID WELL IN HIGH SCHOOL AND

ENTERED INTO HARVARD.

GOOD (ADJECTIVE) WELL (ADVERB)

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