make sentences with the word WELL as:
+ an adjective
+an adverb
+a noun
+an interjection
+a verb
As an adjective:Originally Posted by student
I was sick with the flu, but I'm well now.
As an adverb:
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As a noun:
She threw the kitty into the well.
As an interjection:
Well! What do you think you're doing?
As a verb:
The bubbles welled up to the surface of the liquid.
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Sounds a bit like a homework question.
I'm not a teacher, so please consider any advice I give in that context.
As an adverb:
He plays the piano well.
1) As an adjective:
--a) "I am not well today"
--b) The first "well" in "All is well that ends well"
--c) It was a job well done.
2) As an adverb: the second "well" in "All is well that ends well"
4) As an interjection: "Well, well, well! What a charming child!"
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As an adjective:
I was sick with the flu, but I'm well now.
As an adverb:
It was a job well done!.
As a noun:
She threw the kitty into the well.
As an interjection:
Well! What do you think you're doing?
As a verb:
The bubbles welled up to the surface of the liquid.
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Well, that is true. :wink:
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More.
Interjection: Well, how did I do?
Adverb: You did well.
adverb: Hail, fellow, well met!
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We can use good instead of well as an adjective. Compare:
Instead of, I'm not well today
We can use:
I'm not good today.
I think Good is better than well as an adjective…..
Thanks……………….
They have slightly different meanings. Not well can be used when someone is physically sick, whereas not good is more like "I've had a bad day", to me, anyway.
I'm not a teacher, so please consider any advice I give in that context.
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