Good Vs Well | Difference between Good and Well | Ranjan Shekhawat

There is a prevalent question people ask when they meet someone and the question

is, "How are you?" And what is the answer to this question? Most people generally give

the incorrect answer to this question. They answer, "I am well." If you are one of

them, stop replying, "I am well." You may be

wondering what nonsense I am talking about. But my dear Learners, let me tell

you the difference between good and well. I will tell you when you should say, "I am

well," and when you should say, "I am good." Usually, we should say, "I am good," not, "I am

well." You can say, "I am well," when you, specifically, talk about your health. For

example, you are sick and don't want to go to your office or work. In this case,

if you message your boss that I am not good, you are wrong in this case. You

should say, "I am not well," because "well" is explicitly used about your health. In

everyday conversations, we should say I am good, not I am well. I observed many

people make this mistake. So, I thought of making a short video for you. So please

don't be one of those who make such mistakes. So, here point to be noted is

that good is an adjective. Well is an adverb. Let's understand this by some

examples. He did good. This sentence is wrong. The correct sentence would be, "He did well."

She sings good. This sentence is wrong. The correct sentence would be

"She sings well." Understand the difference between good and well. Well is used in

reference to your health. Otherwise, use good. Thank you so much for watching this

video.