GOOD (adjective = describes the noun) 1. The cookies smell good. (Describes "cookies") 2. Mona is a good student. (Describes "student.") 3. You have asked a good question. (Describes "question") NICE (adjective) 4. Mona is nice. (Describes "Mona") 5. Mona is a nice girl. (Describes "girl") 6. These cookies are nice. (Describes "cookies") WELL (adverb) 7. You speak English well. (Describes how you speak) 8. The baseball team played well last night. (how they played) 9. She dances very well. (how she dances) NOTE: "Well" can also be an adjective, as in "Mona feels well." = She is in good health. ("Mona feels good" = She is happy or in a good mood.)

Good: means いい ['Good at' means 上手] The weather is good いい天気 Good question いい質問 (Other examples: good choice, good idea, good weekend, good movie, have a good time, good child) ------------ Nice: sometimes means 優しい, sometimes means いい, sometimes means すてき She's a nice person 優しい人 The weather is nice いい天気 That's a nice hat すてきな帽子 (other examples: nice teacher, nice day, nice smell, nice dress) ------------ well: sometimes means 元気, sometimes means 旨く Are you feeling well? お元気ですか I'm not feeling well 気分悪い I did well in the exam 試験にうまくいった

good, nice, well Examples:- GOOD - He is a good football player. NICE - That is a nice picture. WELL - He played well today.

Opposites of quality ---------------------------------------- White / Black Good / Bad Right / Wrong Better / Worse Simple / Complex Same / Different

Position & Location Opposites ---------------------------------------------------------- On / Off Up / Down Top / Bottom Left / Right Front / Back Here / There Near / Far From / To Over / Under