The rules for using "good" and "well" depend on whether they are being used as adjectives or adverbs.

  1. Good as an Adjective:
    • "Good" is an adjective and is used to describe nouns.
    • Example: She is a good friend.
  2. Well as an Adjective:
    • "Well" can also function as an adjective when referring to health.
    • Example: After a good night's sleep, I felt well.
English Adjective and Adverb Exercise

1. The ______ sun warmed the entire beach.
a) Adverb - brilliantly
b) Adjective - brilliant

2. He plays the guitar ______.
a) Adverb - skillfully
b) Adjective - skillful

3. The cat purrs ______ as it curls up on the couch.
a) Adverb - softly
b) Adjective - soft

4. She sings ______ in the choir.
a) Adverb - well
b) Adjective - good

5. The ice cream tastes ______.
a) Adverb - sweetly
b) Adjective - sweet

6. The pizza smells ______.
a) Adverb - deliciously
b) Adjective - delicious