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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Good vs Well
The happy music made me feel (good / well) inside.
The band players looked (good / well) in their uniform.
I am questioning my son's fifth grade teacher here. Before I approach the principal, I would like to confirm what I believe to be the correct answer.
Thank you.
The band players looked (good / well) in their uniform.
I am questioning my son's fifth grade teacher here. Before I approach the principal, I would like to confirm what I believe to be the correct answer.
Thank you.
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Good in both cases. They are predicate adjectives following linking verbs of sensation ( feel, look ).
- Good in both cases.
- They are predicate adjectives following linking verbs of sensation ( feel, look ).
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Good in both cases. They are predicate adjectives following linking verbs of sensation (feel, look).
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Well is an adverb, used to describe how something is done. The band looked good in their new uniforms and played well.
[Don't go too strongly with the complaint...it is a mistake that many educated people make, mostly because they are making a special effort to be correct (however, an English teacher should certainly know the difference).]
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[Don't go too strongly with the complaint...it is a mistake that many educated people make, mostly because they are making a special effort to be correct (however, an English teacher should certainly know the difference).]
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