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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Well vs good
my sister was ordering a vodka gimlet the other night and asked a bartender ---
Do you make it good? and he answered I make it well... which is it?
I think good is an adjective modifying the gimlet... a good gimlet...
My daughter thinks he ws right that he MAKES well-- the gimlet...
Do you make it good? and he answered I make it well... which is it?
I think good is an adjective modifying the gimlet... a good gimlet...
My daughter thinks he ws right that he MAKES well-- the gimlet...
Top answer
He makes a good gimlet. He makes it well. (Did you expect him to tell you he made it badly?
- He makes a good gimlet.
- He makes it well.
- (Did you expect him to tell you he made it badly?
- )
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He makes a good gimlet.
He makes it well.
(Did you expect him to tell you he made it badly?
)
He makes it well.
(Did you expect him to tell you he made it badly?
)
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