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• #1

What are the differents between these words?

When do I say «very good» and when «very well»?

I don’t speak english very well. Is that correct? But why?
I forgot that grammar part. : /

Thx. : )

• #2

Hi, DerKleine…

You use well to describe an

action

.

He performed well on the competition. You speak English very well. (your example)

You use good to describe

people

or

things

.

This cake is good. She is a good mother.

Hope this helps.

• #3

Thanks.

Now I understand that again. ^^

• #4

DerKleineFreak said:

What are the differents between these words?

When do I say «very good» and when «very well»?

I don’t speak english very well. Is that correct? But why?
I forgot that grammar part. : /

Thx. : )

Hi DKF,

‘I don’t speak English very well’ is correct.

As to why?

Sometimes, we English understand perfectly the points of grammar but find it difficult to explain.

I believe ‘very well’ is an adverbial clause of the verb ‘to speak’.

‘very good’ is an adjective. So you can have, ‘John is a very good boy who he speaks English very well.’

But not ‘John is a very well boy who speaks English very good.’

‘very well’ and ‘very good’ can also stand alone as responses to a request for someone to do something.

‘Waiter, fetch me a glass of water please.’ ‘Very well, sir’ or ‘Very good, sir.’

However this usage is now regarded as passé and the waiter would almost certainly say, ‘Certainly sir.’ I believe it still exists among the upper classes, when a servant would reply ‘Very good m’lord’ or ‘Very well m’lady’ when instructed to carry out a task.

Hope this helps.

LRV

• #5

Good and bad are adjectives, which modify nouns, while well and badly are adverbs and should never modify nouns. But when you are talking about the 5 senses (feel, taste, smell, hear, see) you should use the adjective instead of the adverb.

• #6

river said:

Good and bad are adjectives, which modify nouns, while well and badly are adverbs and should never modify nouns. But when you are talking about the 5 senses (feel, taste, smell, hear, see) you should use the adjective instead of the adverb.

The second part of this may be confusing.

I do not hear good. I hear well. (My ability to hear is functioning well.)

However, we say, «It feels good.» It gives me a good feeling.

The food tastes good. The food has a good taste.
But….My sense of taste works well.

• #7

river said:

Good and bad are adjectives, which modify nouns, while well and badly are adverbs and should never modify nouns. But when you are talking about the 5 senses (feel, taste, smell, hear, see) you should use the adjective instead of the adverb.

Hi River,

Just a couple of points to add here, using examples.

That feels very good.
I don’t feel very well.

That tastes very good.
I can’t taste it very well.

That smells very good.
I can’t smell it very well.

I can’t hear very well.
My hearing isn’t very good.

I can’t see very well.
My sight isn’t very good.

But the adverb and adjective function still stand.

LRV

• #8

la reine victoria said:

Hi River,

Just a couple of points to add here, using examples.

That feels very good.
I don’t feel very well.

That tastes very good.
I can’t taste it very well.

That smells very good.
I can’t smell it very well.

I can’t hear very well.
My hearing isn’t very good.

I can’t see very well.
My sight isn’t very good.

But the adverb and adjective function still stand.

LRV

Well said, my Lady. Or is it «Well,» said my Lady.

• #9

river said:

Well said, my Lady. Or is it «Well,» said my Lady.

The Lady often says «Well!» when she reads certain posts in the forums.

Since I know you ‘well’, River, you may call me Maj. Does that rest well with you?

PS — Danger of deletion under the ‘no chat’ rules! But to the mods. One is in skittish mood this fine Sunday.

Pass the day well.

LRV

• #10

LRV — You may have a royal pardon this time…

cuchuflete said:

The second part of this may be confusing.

I do not hear good. I hear well. (My ability to hear is functioning well.)

However, we say, «It feels good.» It gives me a good feeling.

The food tastes good. The food has a good taste.
But….My sense of taste works well.

Cuchu — yes good example. I suppose using this example you can say

This fabric feels good = the texture of this fabric is pleasing to me

and (although I admit this is a bit forced)

The ant’s antennae feel well (they are good at feeling the path for the ant).

Similarly —

This song sounds good
This bell sounds well (it’s ring is clear and loud).

Hope these examples help a bit more DKF — by the way, it is «differences» not «differents».

• #11

Hi there! Reading this I got a doubt: in the case of bad, its always ‘bad’, right?

Her English is bad. She speaks very bad.

(Her English is good, she speaks vey well)

And this is just for the fun of it, do you know why with bad its only that word? Must be really interesting what’s behind all these (all these?)

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Перевод и различие в значениях

Разница между good и well в английском может быть понятна не сразу. Раскроем эту тему с разных сторон, чтобы запомнить наверняка.

Слово good [gud] — это прилагательное (adjective), которое помогает дать больше позитивной информации о предмете. Отвечает на вопросы: «какой?», «какая?», «какие?», «какое?».

Значение слова good: высокий по уровню или качеству.

Некоторые значения слова «good»:

1. Очень удовлетворительно, приятно, приятно или интересно: Did you have a good time on holidays? — Ты хорошо провел время на выходных?
2. Используется в приветствиях: good morning! — Доброе утро!
3. В значении «здоров(а)» : «How’s your aunt?» «She’s good, thanks.» — Как твоя тетя? Она в порядке, спасибо.

Примеры использования слова good:

• Her English isn’t very good. — Ее английский не очень хорош.
• This is a good decision. — Это хорошее решение.
• You are a good person. — Вы хороший человек.
• They rent a good flat. — Они арендуют хорошую квартиру.
• This is not a good place to live with a child. — Это не очень хорошее место для жизни с ребенком.

Слово well [wel] — это наречие (adverb), которое помогает дать больше положительной информации о действии, которому нужно дать характеристику. Отвечает на вопрос «как?».

Значение слова well: удачно, отлично.

Некоторые значения слова «well»:

1. В хорошем смысле на высоком или удовлетворительном уровне: a well-paid job — хорошо оплачиваемая работа.

2. Используется для выделения некоторых предлогов: it cost well over £50 — это стоит (сильно) выше £50.

3. В значении «очень»: The lesson was well good. — Урок был очень хороший.

А еще наречие well можно использовать с причастиями совершенного вида. Например:

• well-dressed — хорошо одетый;
• well-known — достаточно известный;
• well-paid — хорошо оплачиваемый;
• well-educated — хорошо образованный.

Примеры использования слова well:

• You don’t look well. — Ты выглядишь не очень хорошо.
• All is well with my family. — В моей семье все в порядке.
• Get well! — Поправляйся!
• She sings really well. — Она поет очень хорошо.
• I don’t speak Spanish well. — Я плохо говорю по-испански.

Особенности употребления Good и Well

В некоторых правилах английского языка есть исключения и особенности, которые нужно запомнить.

В современном английском можно встретить такой диалог:

— How are you?

— I’m good. Thanks.

С грамматической точки зрения этот ответ неверный, так как good это прилагательное и значит «хороший», а мы хотим ответить «у меня все хорошо». Но для неформальной беседы такая формулировка подойдет. Правильный ответ: I’m well. Но носители языка говорят по-разному:

I’m very well.

— У меня всё супер.

I’m good.

— У меня всё хорошо.

Если вас спрашивают «How are you doing?» — можно ответить так:

• Грамматически верно

I’m doing well. — У меня всё хорошо.

I don’t feel well. — Мне нехорошо, я плохо себя чувствую.

• Грамматически неверно, но можно использовать в разговорной речи

I’m doing good. — У меня всё хорошо.

I don’t feel good. — Мне плохо.

Когда речь идет о здоровье, лучше использовать слово well.

Good отлично сочетается со словами: look, smell, be, sound, taste, feel.

Глагол look в значении «выглядеть» можно использовать и с good, и с well. Значения при этом будут разными:

• to look good — выглядеть хорошо (в контексте внешности)

Tom looks good in this photo. — На этом фото Том выглядит хорошо.

• to look well — выглядеть хорошо (в контексте здоровья)

After yesterday party she doesn’t look very well. — После вчерашней вечеринки она выглядит не очень здоровой.

Интересная фраза — That’s all well and good. Так говорят, когда в целом все хорошо, но есть что-то, что волнует, и это нужно прояснить. Например:

• That’s all well and good, but we don’t have enough time. — Это все очень хорошо, но у нас нет времени.
• Yes, that’s all well and good, but we can’t lose control here. — Это все хорошо, но мы не можем потерять контроль над ситуацией.
• Ok, that’s all well and good, but I have one question. — Это всё прекрасно, но у меня есть один вопрос.

Индивидуальные курсы английского языка помогут быстрее запомнить различия между good и well и научиться правильно употреблять их в речи.

Ошибки употребления good и well

Самая частая ошибка — использовать good с глаголами

Я хорошо читаю, я хорошо пою.

Мой брат хорошо говорит по-китайски.

Она сыграла хорошо.

Вторая по популярности ошибка — использовать good, как наречие

Презентация Майка прошла хорошо.

Я надеюсь с тобой все хорошо.

Примеры употребления good и well

Разница употребления good и well станет понятнее, если рассмотреть как можно больше примеров. За дело!

Устойчивые выражения с good и well

Устойчивые английские выражения — это сочетание слов или интересный речевой оборот. Их правильное употребление — показатель высокого уровня владения языком. Такие фразочки сделают речь интереснее, поэтому делаем пометки на полях и запоминаем🥰

Устойчивые выражения с good

• good gravy — не может быть, черт возьми;
• do no good — быть бесполезным;
• good faith — честные намерения, справедливый;
• good egg — славный парень, молодец;
• good graces — симпатия; милость;
• good pay — исправный плательщик;
• good-ass — чертовски хорош;
• good value — удачная сделка, хороший вариант;
• good bearer — плодовитое дерево;
• good as new — полностью восстановленный, как новенький;
• good at need — выручающий в беде;
• be in a good cause — иметь достаточные причины;
• be on to a good thing — оказаться в выгодном положении;
• play a good knife and fork — есть с аппетитом, уплетать за обе щеки;
• no good to gundy — бесполезный.

Устойчивые выражения с well

• well off — обеспеченный, состоятельный;
• well met! — какая приятная встреча;
• well-a-day! — увы;
• well up with — заполняться чем-то;
• well able to meet — расширять кругозор;
• well above — значительно больше;
• well water — родниковая вода;
• know only too well — прекрасно знать, что;
• know full well — прекрасно осознавать, что;
• mean well — иметь добрые намерения;
• might just as well — почему бы и нет;
• well padded — полный, упитанный;
• all is well that ends well — все хорошо, что хорошо кончается;
• you may well ask! — да что тут спрашивать.

absent

×       He was absent at
school yesterday.

√       He was absent from school
yesterday.

        Обратить внимание на
предлог.

Advice

1.×    I adviced him to buy this
book.

   √    I advised him to buy this
book.

         Advice – имя
существительное.

        Advise – глагол.

2. ×   She gave me a good advice.

    √   She gave me some good
advice. Or:

         She gave me a good piece of
advice.

         Advice –
неисчисляемое существительное, употребляющееся только в единственном числе,
без неопределенного артикля.

Another,

other

×       She made a lot of another
mistakes in her test. √        She made a lot of other mistakes in her
test.

          Another –
употребляется с существительными в единственном числе.

          Other – с существительными во множественном
числе.

Answer

×        He couldnۥt answer on these questions
     

          correctly.

√        He couldnۥt answer these questions
correctly.

×        She didnۥt  answer to my letter.

√        She didnۥt  answer my letter.

          Обратить внимание на
отсутствие предлога после глагола. Но после существительного answer может употребляться
предлог to (an answer to a
problem or question).

Approach

×        He approached to my table
and took a seat opposite me.

√        He approached to my table
and took a seat opposite me.

        Глагол approach не требует после себя предлога.

Armchair

×       She was sitting on a big
armchair.

√       She was sitting in a big
armchair.

         Sit on a chair     но
   sit in an armchair

Arrive in, at

×       I arrived to Moscow yesterday.

√       I arrived in Moscow yesterday.

×       She arrived on the station
just in time to catch the train.

√      She arrived at the station
just in time to catch the train.

        Обратить внимание на предлоги.

        To arrive in a
city, country etc;

         to arrive at the
station, theatre, hotel, airport.

As, like

×       He started to cry as a
baby.

√       He started to cry like a
baby.

        Запомните: as-  в качестве, а like- словно,
подобно.

Ask

×       He asked her a glass of
water.

√       He asked her for a glass of
water.

         Ask (someone) for
something.

×       He asked to me about my
holidays.

√       He asked me about my
holidays.

         После глагола to ask
предлог to не употребляется.

Attention

×       He didn”t pay any attention
at me.

√       He didn”t pay any attention
to me.

       pay attention to a
person or thing.

Bad, badly

×     She speaks English very bad.

√     She speaks English very
badly.

      Bad – прилагательное.

      Badly – наречие.

                     Но:

Плохо себя чувствовать – to feel bad.

Belong

×       The book belongs my friend.

√       The book belongs to my
friend.

Обратить внимание на предлог to.

Between, among

×       Between all the magazines
in the shop, there was one, that was very interesting.

√      Among all the magazines in
the shop, there was one, that was very interesting.

        Between
употребляется, когда речь идет о двух, трех лицах или предметах.

        Among – когда эти лица или предметы
рассматриваются как группа или класс.

Breakfast

×      Every morning my mother
prepare a breakfast.

√  Every morning my mother prepare
(the) breakfast.

        Make/prepare (the)
breakfast, dinner, supper,

неопределенный артикль не употребляется.

Call, ring

×       Call to me tomorrow if you
have any news.

√       Call  me tomorrow if you
have any news.

После глаголов to call, ring, phone
предлог to не употребляется.

Classic

×      I  prefer classic music to pop.

√      I  prefer classical music to
pop.

Complain

×       I have to complain on one
of your products.

√       I have to complain about
one of your products.

        После глагола complain 
употребляется предлог about.

Cooker

×       The cooker puts too much
salt in the food.

√       The cook/chef puts too much
salt in the food.

         Cook/chef — повар

Describe

×       He would like to describe
me his native town.

√     He would like to describe to
me his native town.

         Глагол to describe требует  предлога перед косвенным
дополнением.

Dream

 ×       I have always dreamed to visit
London.

√        I have always dreamed of
visiting London.

Dream of + v-ing.

Enjoy

×        I enjoy to speak foreign
languages.

√        I enjoy speaking  foreign
languages.

          Enjoy + v-ing.

Enter

×       He entered into the room
and closed the window.

√       He entered the room and
closed the window.

Глагол to enter употребляется без предлога.

Everything

×       In Moscow everything are more expensive
than in Kiev.

√        In Moscow everything is more expensive
than in Kiev.

Expect, wait

×       She was standing near the shop expecting
a taxi.

√        She was standing near the shop waiting
for a taxi.

to wait for a taxi, the guests… — ждать
такси, гостей

to expect good results – ждать хороших
результатов (надеяться на …)

Fear

×       He suddenly felt fear.

√        He suddenly felt afraid.

Foot

×       She often goes to school by foot.

√        She often goes to school on foot.

Обратить внимание:

go by car, bus, train, air

но:

go on foot

Forget, leave

×       I forgot my umbrella at home.

√        I left my umbrella at home.

to forget – забыть какую-то информацию, забыть что-то сделать

to leave – забыть или оставить какую-то вещь.

Friendly

×       All the girls are very friendly with me.

√        All the girls are very friendly to me.

Обратить внимание на предлог.

From

×       I have been studying at Moscow University from 2005.

√        I have been studying at Moscow University since 2005.

Обратить внимание: период в прошлом

from  2000 to 2005

since 2005 – с момента в прошлом
до настоящего времени.

Furniture

×       You can see many furniture in this shop.

√        You can see much furniture in this shop.

Furniture – неисчисляемое существительное.

Give

×       She gave to him some sandwiches.

√        She gave him some sandwiches.

or

√        She gave some sandwiches to me.

Запомните конструкции:

to give somebody something

и

to give something to somebody

Good

×       He doesn’t speak English very good.

√        He doesn’t speak English very well.

good – прилагательное

well — наречие

Go out

×       The bus stopped and went out.

√        The bus stopped and he got off.

Get on/off a bus/train/plane.

Gossip

×       She told me gossips about all her
friends.

√        She told me a lot of gossip about all her
friends.

Существительное gossip – неисчисляемое.

Hair

×       His hair are fair.

√        His hair is fair.

Слово hair – неисчисляемое.

Happen

×       It happened with me an hour ago.

√        It happened to me an hour ago.

Обратить внимание на предлог: happen to …

Hardly

×       The dog looked terribly and couldn’t
hardly move.

√        The dog looked terribly and could hardly
move.

Слово hardly (едва, почти нет) не используется с never, not…

Have to

×       Her husband earns a lot of money so she
hasn’t to work.

√        Her husband earns a lot of money so she
doesn’t have to work.

Глагол have to (has to) = должен, обрзует отрицательную и
вопросительные формы вспомогательным глаголом do (does).

High

×       This boy is high.

√        This boy is tall.

Слово high не употребляется для описания людей.

Homework

×       Our teacher gives us a lot of homeworks.

√        Our teacher gives us a lot of homework.

Homework – неисчисляемое существительное
существительное.

Hour

×       It was a ten hours trip.

√        It was a ten-hour trip.

Hundred

×       Five hundreds children are born in the
city every day.

√        Five hundred children are born in the
city every day.

Запомните:

hundreds of children

но

five hundred children, two hundred
children и т.д.

Это правило относится и к словам: dozen, thousand,
million…

Hurry

×       He was in hurry.

√        He was in a hurry.

Выражение: to be in a hurry.

If

×       If the weather will be fine we’ll go to
the beach.

√        If the weather is fine we’ll go to the
beach.

После if в условных предложениях не употребляется будущее
время.

In

×       I work six hours in a day.

√        I work six hours a day.

Предлог in не используется в выражениях таких как: “The bank is
open five days a week.”

“He visits his parents two times a year.”

“I drove at ninety miles an hour.”

Indoor

×       The weather was bad we decided to stay in
door.

√        The weather was bad we decided to stay in
doors.

Обратите внимание:

indoor – прилагательное

indoors —  наречие

Information

×       The information are new.

√        The information is new.

Слово information – неисчиляемое существительное.

Insist on

×       The teacher insisted to help us with our
project.

√        The teacher insisted on helping us with
our project.

insist on + v-ing.

Invent, discover

×       Who discovered electricity?

√        Who invented electricity?

Глагол to invent – открывать (изобрести, создать что-либо
новое)

Глагол to discover – открыть (обнаружить то, что не было
известным, например, страну).

Journey

×       It was the first journey she had done to London.

√        It was the first journey she had made to London.

Обратить внимание: “make a journey”.

Kind

×       All people were kind with me.

√        All people were kind to me.

Внимание: be kind to someone.

Knowledge

×       The teacher advised her to attend a
course to improve her knowledges of English.

√        The teacher advised her to attend a
course to improve her knowledge of English.

Knowledge – неисчисляемое существительное.

Last

×       She went to Paris in last year.

√        She went to Paris last year.

Предлог in не употребляется в сочетаниях типа last (next) year,
month, week.

Leave

×       My friend  left to Moscow on 16-th May.

√        My friend left for Moscow on 16-th May.

Let

×       My mother didn”t let me to watch
television in the evening.

√         My mother didn”t let me watch television
in the evening.

После глагола let  неопределенная форма
глагола употребляется без частицы to.

Listen

×       My mother never listens me.

√        My mother never listens to me.

Обратить внимание : listen to someone/ to
something

Look  at

× I stood in front of the window,
looking the trees.

√         I stood in front of the window, looking
at the trees.

Look at someone/something

Love

×       It was a very interesting film and I
loved it very much.

√        I was a very interesting film and I liked
it very much.

to love – любить кого-то

to like – любить что-то

Magazine

×       A lot of magazines are in our street.

√        A lot of shops are in our street.

magazine – ежемесячный или еженедельный журнал

shop – магазин