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Differences between good and well
Hi to everyone,
I just wanted to know the main differences in terms of meaning of the two following sentences:
I am not feeling good
I am not feeling well
Thanks in advance for those who will reply ! (and correct my faults as the case may be)
;-)
William
Good is often mistakenly used in place of well by both native and non-native speakers. Take a look at the differences between the adjective and adverb form which is certainly one of the most common mistakes in English. The most important distinction is that 'well' describes how someone does something, whereas 'good' is used to describe a noun such as "good times", "good food", etc.
Good is an adjective and well is an adverb.
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