Good or well

AnonymousI think you played good or well today.Are both possible here?

Yes, but the first though common is casual bordering on substandard.

AnonymousIs good an adjective in that sentence?

No, it would still be an adverb.

Thank you. How about:

You did good on the exam.
You did a good job.

Is good casual in both of these as well. the use of 'well' does not sound right in the second (you did a well job).

AnonymousIs good casual in both of these as well

It is casual in the first one. 'Good' as an adverb is casual. In the second one, 'good' is an adjective.

Anonymousthe use of 'well' does not sound right in the second (you did a well job)

You are right; 'well' would be wrong there. 'Well' (meaning 'in a good way') is an adve

I see. So 'well' would work in the first one: you did well on the exam (as an adjective). Right?

Please re-read the posts here. Well is a adverb; good is an adjective which is sometimes erroneously used as an adverb.

Anonymousyou did well on the exam (as an adjective).

The sentence is right, but 'well' is an adverb.

Yes, sorry. I meant to say that it is an adverb. Thank you!

Sorry to bother you. What is well and good in this sentence:
I hope you are doing well.
I hope you are doing good.

I think they are adverbs. If yes, only well is correct. Did I get it right?

AnonymousI think they are adverbs. If yes, only well is correct. Did I get it right?

Yes and yes.