Equipping Professionals to be Effective Communicators
Equipping Professionals to be Effective Communicators
Equipping Professionals to be Effective Communicators
Equipping Professionals to be Effective Communicators

Communication Tip #9

De-murking the WELL/GOOD conundrum: When do we use WELL and GOOD?
WELL is an adverb. It modifies verbs and answers the question How:

  • He slept well, ran well, spoke well, worked well.

GOOD is an adjective. It modifies nouns and answers the question WHAT (kind/type):

  • He had a good sleep, good run, good speech and he did a good job. Usually when you use “good,” a noun follows it.

So, heed well this good advice!

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