This document contains a grammar exercise where the reader is asked to identify incorrect word usage and provide corrections. It consists of 18 sentences with choices between the words "good" and "well". The reader must determine which word is correctly used in each context and make any necessary substitutions. The goal is to practice distinguishing between the adjectival and adverbial forms of these words.

1. Good & Well
Name: Date:
Circle the incorrect word, then write what it should be. If there is no error, write
correct.
( 1 ) Christina cannot study well when the
radio is playing.
( 2 ) My friend Jacob is a very good guitar
player.
( 3 ) Zachary can play golf really good.
( 4 ) You did a really well job on the lawn
this weekend.
( 5 ) The animals are looking good today.
( 6 ) Have a well time on the field trip
today!
( 7 ) How did you learn to paint so well?
( 8 ) My teacher wrote me a good
recommendation.
Fill in the blanks with either good or well.
( 9 ) You can always find a meal at
Alice's Restaurant.
(10) I cannot see very at night.
(11) Windows 8 runs very on
Hannah's computer.
(12) Johnny Depp is a very actor.
(13) We had a discussion about
French history today.
(14) These shoes feel really on my
feet.
(15) Your idea sounds to me.
(16) Amber went home because she didn't
feel .
(17) If you want to see the actors ,
then sit near the front row.
(18) Kenneth always does really on
his spelling tests.
(19) We should ask Lauren because she
always has advice.