GOOD or WELL 🤔 Adverb or Adjective? Confusing English Grammar

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[@ostuff]

This lesson is good. I learned these two words well. Thank you, Emma.

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Love this lesson. It's really short and sweet. Thank you.

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[@mmmEnglish_Emma]

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[@frozenmargarita08]

She is really good at it.

[@benlbeeb7665]

Yes she is.

[@brianwade8649]

I stress over this but now I am well.

[@antoniorafael7817]

It works particularly well when analysing an issue in a group.

[@sanjaylohia8301]

Emma, please correct the placement of my 'a' in my following sentences: 1. You are a really nice teacher. 2. You are really a nice teacher. Thanks.

[@DaybreakEnglish]

Hi, I'm not Emma, but I can help. I hope she doesn't mind! 1. Is correct if you think Emma is a nice teacher. 2. gives a different emphasis - on 'really'. It sounds like you didn't think she was a nice teacher before, but now you do! So although they are both correct, you would use 1. in this case! Hope that helps.

[@sanjaylohia8301]

Thanks. Yes, it helps.

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[@Ira-vc3wl]

You spoke well teacher Emma😍 I hope you have good day! ❤ A million thanks to you.

[@mmmEnglish_Emma]

Thanks, Ira! Nice to see you!

[@Ira-vc3wl]

@@mmmEnglish_Emma nice pleased you too💜❤

[@omidshirazi4166]

honestly , I wish I had a good and well educated teacher like you to teach me because you are incredibly good at explaining grammar and whatever relates to our need for learning English well done.

[@Santiino]

Thanks that will come on my next test

[@alihakan3012]

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[@Aerosmith77]

Thank you, Emma, it was a wonderful lesson. I also would like to hear something more about characterisation.

[@Classicactingwithamit]

1. Your teaching style is very good.2. My communication skills is good. 3. Honesty is good policy. 4. He explain lecture very well . 5. She sing a song well.

[@AlessandroAzara]

Thank you Emma, and excuse my provocation: you should address this video to native English speakers as well ;)

[@angelgirlyoudream8105]

Hello Emma l am Hanane from Morocco thank you for your help and support and encouragement

[@mahmoudibrahim9434]

@mmmEnglish Could you please make a video about the owenership when can we use " 's " or "of" for example :- the color of the sky can we change this sentence to :- "The sky's color" I hope you accept my suggestion...Thank you

[@شموسعديصبيحعباسالسكيني]

We can't use 's if the noun is inanimate. So we use of in inanimate noun

[@mahmoudibrahim9434]

@@شموسعديصبيحعباسالسكيني اذن فلماذا نقول In the name of allah

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Yes please , I am always wondering too ! This could help all of us 🙇

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Congratulations, your classes are getting better and better! Keep on going for it!

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[@mohoromali5689]

Emma, you are really a good teacher that i seen ever.😍😍😍

[@mmmEnglish_Emma]

You can say: You are a really good teacher OR You are THE best teacher I have ever seen - you need to use a superlative adjective with ".... (something)I have ever seen."

[@mishraarun5000]

@@mmmEnglish_Emma can we use the capitalize between the sentence?

[@mohoromali5689]

@@mmmEnglish_Emma thank you for identifying my fault. Though i am a student of English literature i make many mistakes in my sentence sequence that really harmful for me 😥😥 I can't continue my writing at least 2 or 3 minutes 😥 its really shame for me 😥 Would you mind helping me in this regard 🤔🤔

[@mahmoudibrahim9434]

@@mmmEnglish_Emma Could you please make a video about the owenership when can we use " 's " or "of" for example :- the color of the sky can we change this sentence to :- "The sky's color" I hope you accept my suggestion...Thank you

[@lxvbcik]

Arun from USA yes, the pronoun I is always written with capital letter

[@johnchishimba8515]

Emma, thank you so much. You have been very helpful to me especially. 1) My day was well spent. 2) My close friend died last Tuesday because his health has never been good lately. He's been in and out of hospital. 3) 2019 looks good so far, because my English lessons (with professor Emma)are moving well.

[@DrorF]

5:31 I'm using my day well. I'm planning my day well. I'm doing well today.

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Hi mm, thank you I love you lesson,I’m learning! Thank you,

[@garvitgoel5559]

you're not only a good teacher but also well😘

[@roshmouser554]

You teach so well, and it is good to learn from a native speaker.

[@noshinnawal6756]

Hi Emma😊 Can I use binomials(short and sweet) in written/formal language? I'm very confused. Please let me know. Love, Noshin.

[@AlekzanderKing]

Good question!

[@roman445]

Hi Emma, I would like you to make a lesson on the difference between words: "discrete" and "discreet".

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Shukuru Kisembo I’m really pleased to heat that!

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@@mmmEnglish_Emma For sure, you're mmmheating a lot... :-P

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Thanks for this video And I want to know what is deference between. .. Focus × consentrate

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Hı Emma , this lesson is good. You are speaking very well. Thanks a lot my teacher. :-) ;-)

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Ms. Emma is excellent! You spoke very clear to emphasize the main tought of the lesson. You look good today :) Thank you Ms. Emma, you explained the topic well. I'm having a good time :)

[@Ruslan.Asadullin]

Thank you for the lesson, Emma! It is always nice to see you and watch your lessons! Please, it would be so useful to have your lesson about how to use comma in English writing )

[@mingorik]

Thank you, Emma! It is a very nice lesson. I find it quite useful.

[@brayanzabala3982]

The trickiest question in English finally solved: how are you? Well or good.

[@Guen02]

If you want to answer regarding your health , the correct response is« i feel well ». If you want to answer regarding your emotional state , the correct response is « i fell good ».

[@asgharbaloch9246]

Hi ma'am, I really like your teaching. Could you please make a lesson on prepositions that come in the last of some sentences?

[@adnani5187]

You are always lovely ,I love your teaching that always express your personality ,Adnan

[@فضلالموليعبدالله-م1ر]

Hi how is it Thanks very much for your support us I hope you explain the differences between defining and non defining relative clause

[@leomagat2085]

"Did he do good on his exam?" That was a common error. Thanks for correcting it. Did he do well on his exam ?

[@NamNguyenVan-bz4wx]

Thank you, Emma, It's very nice to see you again. I feel very good when I attend your teaching lesson. As usual, it was well done one. Sometimes, when I miss you, I find you on youtube. See you next time, dear.

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It’s so useful to learn that. Love you Emma

[@amruthamani4779]

Here is my sentence ma' am. My understanding from this lesson is well. Could you make a video on the words "such as" and " like".

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Thanks for helping us!!!I really appreciate your help and thank you so much!With your help I make practice in the listening part and not only!!!😊

[@williamoseda8228]

Good lesson, Emma. I'd like to watch a lesson about the difference between "other" and "another".

[@rolandflabber5497]

Hi Emma. You're a very good teacher and explained the differences between "good and well" very well. 🌹

[@mmmEnglish_Emma]

You used 'well' very well! 😉

[@uwemuller2944]

Well done, Emma. This lesson was very good! The differentiation between the two words was actually new to me. BTW: I've learned a nice phrasal verb from a native speaker. She used to say something is "well good", especially regarding food. Do you know this?

[@cassiaaraujo3105]

Hello Emma! Thank you for the lesson. My name is Cássia, I’m from Angola 🇦🇴 , but I’m studying in Russia. You are the best English teacher I’ve ever seen, your English it’s amazing and very understandable. I wish you success and may God bless you and bless your family too. Thank you for each lesson!

[@mmmEnglish_Emma]

Thank you for your kind words Cássia, you are so sweet ❤️

[@saidrahman2110]

Both are excellent the teacher and as well as the lesson . These rules are like pearls. Sharing of these rules with us are gifts of you. highly obliged for your greatness.

[@ronlong3515]

Hi Emma, You are such an excellent teacher. I did not fully understand how to use these two words effectively before I took this lesson with you. You explained everything so well that I could easily understand. I would love you to teach me all English Grammar lessons. I am greatly appreciated your effort and talent just to help us learn well.

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DEAR teacher I extremely appreciate this good effort.you are absolutely doing well throughout this presentation.god bless you

[@target3776]

hey, please could you till me how did you hyper-link this word (effort.you) ?

[@drumsman4503]

I’m Japanese. Your videos are very helpful for me to study English!! I’m grateful to you,and I’m gonna continue to watch your videos!!

[@mmmEnglish_Emma]

Drums Man I’m pleased to hear that!

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I really like your teaching ..i've never met a teacher with such a great ability of teaching.. now i used to watch at least one video from your channel every day...Every lecture is really great and help me to improve my knowledge ...Thanx Emma..

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My teacher Emma always very well. Sometimes I see your profile when I don't see new lessons. I miss your lesson Emma. Your lessons are very good with your smile.

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Beautiful teacher Emma

[@senoj6399]

Hello Emma, I've just discovered your videos. I love how clearly you explain things and will be recommending your channel to my students. However, you gloss over the question of whether one should answer "I'm well" or "I'm good" when asked the question "How are you? Do you have an simple explanation because I haven't found one that is satisfactory or easy enough for my students to understand? Thanks for your help and keep up the great work!

[@МаксимЯцук-е1т]

Hi Emma! Your lesson was as usual amazing and useful for me. I often confuse these two verbs and I really expect this kind of lesson with impatient. I enjoy your teaching method. Have a nice weekend!

[@adityaakumar3782]

every Friday, I wait for your class, thank you so much, my English mentor.

[@mmmEnglish_Emma]

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[@mahmoudibrahim9434]

Could you please make a video about the owenership when can we use " 's " or "of" for example :- the color of the sky can we change this sentence to :- "The sky's color" I hope you accept my suggestion...Thank you

[@nawarnawar5822]

Hi Emma, Although I know the difference between these two words, I learnt some new information especially when we use " well" to talk about health. We know that we can use adjectives after the verb " to be" For example You are beautiful, and beautiful is an adjective, so it is not weird to say you are good at something. The same thing with some verbs followed by adjectives for example You look beautiful or good. Emma I have a question about compound adjectives, which always confuse me especially when we talk about the active or passive meaning. for example A hard-working man, here the expression has an active meaning. A well-behaved man, here it is a passive meaning. The question is: why we do we sometimes use pp and other time present participle since the " man" is doing the action. The man is working hard The man is behaving well.

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Thank you dear teacher for the time and effort you put in your videos.

[@mmmEnglish_Emma]

Thank you for appreciating my lesson, Luis!

[@gopalvaer5651]

Very common two words, but their's usage confusing most esl learners; Good and Well have their usages defined well herein. Thanks Emma!

[@prettyrose3264]

Your way in teaching English is very smart , Thank very much emma

[@anetavioletta625]

You are my hero. You talk about tricky grammar which I don't have an idea. Thx for transcription :)

[@mmmEnglish_Emma]

It's a pleasure, Aneta! Remember: in English, the adjective comes before the noun - You talk about *tricky grammar*...

[@anetavioletta625]

@@mmmEnglish_Emma I've corrected my mistake. Thx

[@myemail3723]

Hello Emma, hope you’r doin great! I think you forgot to tell us the word ‘well’ is also used to humming:) like if someone asks us for something in the question sort of ...,we usually start with word ‘well, then we continue to our reply... Rest you’re rocking n keep rocking as always!

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You. Are a good teacher because you are doing Well in all your lessons

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My name is André from Rio de. Janeiro Brazil 🇧🇷, im your big fan, The way you explain is too simple and complete

[@mmmEnglish_Emma]

Nice to see you here, André!

[@paoloel2770]

Clear and exhaustive explanation, as always. Thank you, Emma!

[@omarbd6127]

after a long time I understood clearly the difference. Thanks a lot ....

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'Hello, Emma!!! You're blessed!!! Thanks so much!

[@AlekzanderKing]

Hi Emma, I've heard some people say "very good!" And some others say "very well" is this expression related with the context or can be used in any circumstances? Thanks again!!!

[@mmmEnglish_Emma]

Both of these are correct and can be used in a few different situations. It definitely relates to context. Can you give me a specific example where you would be using either of these expressions?

[@AlekzanderKing]

@@mmmEnglish_Emma Thank you :) , of course, lets say that I'm on a call and I was providing an instruction to the user that I'm trying to assist: "please find your Windows button and give a right click over it, you should see .... etc.." and the user find exactly what he/she needs cause he/she was able to follow the instructions properly, my personal expression in that moment is; "great or well done" but some of my coworkers in this case use to say "Oh, very good!" or "oh! very well!". It is important to mention that none of us are native English speakers.

[@raghadhabash1370]

Well prepared lesson Emma! Thanks! There is always something new to learn from your videos to improve my speaking English.

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Thank you

[@itsmanu994]

Wonderful!!! Thank You, Miss Emma. 💝

[@mmmEnglish_Emma]

Thank you, Manu! x

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what I like about your teaching method is your very positive energy I mean you always make me feel happy and want to receive more and more thank you very much

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thank you so much you are a,best teacher in the world

[@wachachaww]

Hi Emma, I’m having a hard time to use S in every end of the word. Do you already have a video abt it? I’ve been watching your videos since Feb 8, 2020. I admit that my English improved drastically and Im really grateful. I also live in an English speaking country, and i really want to become fluent for my job. God bless.

[@rubemsantos7748]

Hi Emma! Here Ilhéus Brazil. Your classes better every day. Congratulations!!

[@wilsonhenrique5528]

What's the difference between 'maybe' and 'perhaps'? And how are they used? And its collocation in a sentence? Thank you so much!

[@tatianascardoni639]

Emma's explanations of topics are fantastic, so you can understand the details and correct usage. Would like to know the difference of usage pronouns this, it and that. Can't find anythig beneficial so I can use them practically correct. Thank you!

[@edwinpoduthas575]

Hi Dear Emma You explained the difference between WELL & G00D so well. Thank you so much. I would like you to talk about the difference between 'purposely' and 'Purposefully'.

[@gamagepremarathna7645]

You are the best teacher that I have learned still now . ✊❤Sri Lanka.

[@qingqing1989]

Thank you so much for the lesson, dear teacher. You've explained very well.

[@ahmadnazir5815]

Inexplicable to praise you mmm Emma from English. With love from kashmir

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Emma, you explain your classes very well, so you are a good teacher. I am sending you my best regards from Mexico City, hopefully you can come here to spend a good time.

[@deveshkumarjoshi3289]

The lesson was short, sweet and useful. Could you please tell rules for using the words "it" and "that"?

[@antonfil2110]

Hi Emma. Besides =BE, LOOK, FEEL, SEEM= good is also commonly used with TASTE and SMELL. “This flower smells so good!” “Beer tastes especially good in summer” Thanks a lot for the video. Sincerely, from Russia

[@mmmEnglish_Emma]

Yes that's right Anton! Great examples!

[@antonfil2110]

mmmEnglish English Grammar In Use by Raymond Murphy. Highly recommend for everyone

[@maripaznavasjimenez707]

"How are you? I am good." I thought it is incorrect grammatically, but you said is possible. Can I use I am good in an exam? Could you explain the different meaning with I am well? Thank you in advance.

[@TelescopeBoy09]

I wasn’t wondering that, but now I will be like « Is it « good » or is it « well » ? » I won’t make mistakes, now that I know how to correctly use these words. Thank you a lot ! :)

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really appreciate your efforts .... you are marvelous teacher in English ...

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Your explanation is so clear thanks Emma, 🤗

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Thank you teacher for your efforts, I really started to understand the lessons easily 🌹

[@andersonmatos8414]

You speak English very well, I hope to learn English at 100℅ with you.

[@parlatop]

In 7th grade, we used to diagram sentences and I loved it. Any use to new learners, you think?