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Good or Well

'Good' is an adjective.

For example, you can say:

The good boy plays tennis.

This perfume smells good.

'Well' is an adverb.

For example, you can say:

He knows his job well.

He is well prepared for the exam.

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1. If you don't interrupt her, she will do the exercise .

2. Have you ever seen Jane? She's such a -looking person.

3. I will pass the French language test because I am prepared.

4. Nina Simone sings the known song 'Feeling good'.

5. He is a organized person. He always keeps his schedule.

6. I must admit, this job hasn't been done .

7. It sounds not having to go to school tomorrow.

8. We all agree it is down to Jane to arrange the meeting .

9. My dear Jane, in this case it is not enough being . You should be perfect!

10. Taking all the facts into consideration it was a very arrangement.

11. Yesterday I met Jane. It was feeling being with her again.

12. On summer we go sailing when the weather is .

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