Fill in the blanks with good or well.
1It is a ............... movie.
Wrong!
Use "good" because it is an adjective describing the noun "movie".
2The jasmine smells ...............
Wrong!
Use "good" after the linking verb "smells" to describe the jasmine.
3She is progressing ...............
Wrong!
Use "well" because it is an adverb describing how she is progressing.
4It sounds ............... to me.
Wrong!
Use "good" after the linking verb "sounds" to describe the situation.
5That shirt looks ............... on you.
Wrong!
Use "good" after the linking verb "looks" to describe the shirt on you.
6He doesn't have a ............... reputation.
Wrong!
Use "good" because it is an adjective describing the noun "reputation".
7His book is selling ...............
Wrong!
Use "well" because it is an adverb describing how the book is selling.
8That holiday did me a lot of ...............
Wrong!
Use "good" in the noun phrase "a lot of good" to mean benefit.
9He can speak English really ...............
Wrong!
Use "well" because it is an adverb describing how he can speak English.
10I speak ............... English.
Wrong!
Use "good" because it is an adjective describing the noun "English".
11It was a ............... idea.
Wrong!
Use "good" because it is an adjective describing the noun "idea".
12Get ............... soon.
Wrong!
Use "well" in "Get well soon" to mean become healthy again.
Done.
Score: 0/12
Answers
- It is a good movie.
- The jasmine smells good
- She is progressing well
- It sounds good to me.
- That shirt looks good on you.
- He doesn’t have a good reputation.
- His book is selling well
- That holiday did me a lot of good
- He can speak English really well
- I speak good English.
- It was a good idea.
- Get well soon.
