Good and Well | Confusing English Words

What's the difference between good and well? In this English lesson we look at this pair of confusing English words and we try to understand how they work. Make sure you watch till the end because there is a very special Secret Tip I share with you ; )

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[amina]

hi tom; Previously, I could not differentiate between : good and well; but now thanks to your simplified explanation, I realized the difference. "Amina from Algeria."

[ahmadwolf]

The best English Teacher ever
Many thanks and greets from Iraq
English Teacher Ahmad

[robertbushee]

Another excellent Lesson, thank you Tom

[joynaltipucu]

Hey ESD! I am doing well by following your lecture. Thank you!!!!

[honeybonbonnie]

I listen Aus radio every single day. I can’t hardly understand what are they talkin about though😭 ‘How are you mate?’ Some ppl reply ‘I’m pretty well’
I just feel like ‘What does that mean correctly?’ It’s probably positive meaning coz it’s radio not between friends.
Luckily i got it today😂
Here is a new subscriber✌🏻Thank you so much XOXO

[katem]

love your channel so much! so useful! a MASSIVE thanks to you from a russian living in Scotland )))

[elzbietakawnik]

Thanks a lot. As usual I share with my colleague from work. They are really enjoyed. We are from Poland, but we live in England, so we need learn and improve English skills. Really very, very much huge thanks.

[guillermosaboyadiaz]

At last I learnt the difference, thanks Tom!

[juliannunez]

Thank you for your videos. They are really helpful

[paulgutman]

Many American English speakers don't distinguish properly between "good" and "well, " but standard American English actually uses "good" and "well" the same way as standard British English does. Many people where I live will say "He don't talk English good." But, "standard American" follows the same patterns as British English in this instance. "He doesn't speak English well." (Or... "He doesn't speak good English.")

[matheusbritogv]

Hey man, I am from Brazil and I would like to say thanks for helping us. Your Youtube's channel is very useful and has been increase my spoken english and my English skill....have a nice day. By the way It's too much in my city in Brazil. It is remind me London at winter time... :S

[ismaelaguilar]

just can say... You are the best teacher on Youtube !!🙏👍👍👍thank you so much for sharing your videos with us:)) your explanations are very easy to understand.

[dresswithk]

Hello! My name is Oumaima from Morocco I found your video really helpful thank you so much for the explanation.

[mostafahashemi]

Hi Tom. You explained very well.
Thanks from IRAN .

[strikethroughstudio]

Very well done! You are indeed good at this. Massive thumbs up to you. :)

[ceydaedis]

That was clear to understand.Good job! =)

[Funny]

I love your videos I always learn something new I am in love with you i(n a good way).

[isabellefournier]

Tom, you're a fantastic pedagogue. Congrats ;-) !!

[tellman]

Hiya Tom. Your videos are amazing!! Thanks for that. Regarding this matter, how should I interpret the phrase ' Well done' or even "Well said." ?? I think I've understood almost everything but I'm confused with the use of "Well" in cases like these I mention. Would you mind giving a bit explanation to me about it?.. I highly appreciate it alot!! Colombian living in LON. Have a great day!!

[shaimaashoosho]

I couldn’t comment, coz all of them mentioned what i wanna say to you, so I didn’t like to repeating the same speech .thank you so much.