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Miyabi Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Grammar help please
Hi, everybody!
The use of "good" and "well"
Is it correct to say:
"The quality of the celery is not so good, so we don't charge you."
"The celery quality is not so well, so we don't charge you."
"The celery is turning yellow, so we don't charge you."
Thank you!
The use of "good" and "well"
Is it correct to say:
"The quality of the celery is not so good, so we don't charge you."
"The celery quality is not so well, so we don't charge you."
"The celery is turning yellow, so we don't charge you."
Thank you!
Top answer
" No, the adverb "well" is not appropriate here. You need an adjective. "
- " No, the adverb "well" is not appropriate here.
- You need an adjective.
- "
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"The quality of the celery is not so good, so we won't charge you."
"The celery quality is not so well, so we don't charge you." No, the adverb "well" is not appropriate here. You need an adjective.
"The celery is turning yellow, so we won't charge you."
"The celery quality is not so well, so we don't charge you." No, the adverb "well" is not appropriate here. You need an adjective.
"The celery is turning yellow, so we won't charge you."
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