Confusing English: WELL vs. GOOD (Differenza tra WELL e GOOD - Lingua INGLESE )

The video tutorial addresses the common confusion between the words 'well' and 'good'. It explains how to respond to the question 'How are you?' in both formal and colloquial American English. The tutorial details the grammatical roles of 'well' as an adverb and adjective, and 'good' as an adjective. It provides examples of their usage in sentences and highlights common expressions involving both words. The video encourages students to ask questions and explore additional expressions beyond those discussed.

Which of the following is a colloquial response to 'How are you?' in American English?

• I'm well

• I'm okay

• I'm good

• I'm fine

In which context can 'well' be used as an adjective?

• Expressing a feeling

• Describing a skill

• Modifying a noun

• Indicating good health

Which word is used to modify nouns?

• Neither

• Both

• Good

• Well

What does the expression 'for good' mean?

• Temporarily

• Permanently

• Occasionally

• Rarely

How would you respond to 'How is your life in Rome?' if everything is satisfactory?

• Not so good

• So far so good

• Could be better

• It's terrible