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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

Well or Good?

What is the proper grmamar for the following question;

I hope you are doing well

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I hope you are doing good
  

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An adjective "good" may be used as an adverb in colloquial speech. In the formal context I'd better say "doing well" (or you may substitute "well" with any other appropriate adverb).

— Victor_amelkin

  • An adjective "good" may be used as an adverb in colloquial speech.
  • In the formal context I'd better say "doing well" (or you may substitute "well" with any other appropriate adverb).
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An adjective "good" may be used as an adverb in colloquial speech. In the formal context I'd better say "doing well" (or you may substitute "well" with any other appropriate adverb).
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AnonymousWhat is the proper grmamar (grammar) for the following question;

I hope you are doing well

OR

I hope you are doing good

I hope you are doing well.

(It's not a question, by the way.)

CJ
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Hi

"I hope you are doing well" is always preferable. The word: well indicates the manners, etiquette, dignity, and follows the protocol order.

" I hope you are doing good" is also acceptable, but only with your close friends.

Regards,

sri
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