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Which of the following is a correct definition of 'well' when used as a noun?
Which of the following is a correct definition of 'well' when used as a noun?
In which sentence is 'well' used as an adjective?
In which sentence is 'well' used as an adjective?
Which synonym can replace 'well' when used as an adverb for skillful performance?
Which synonym can replace 'well' when used as an adverb for skillful performance?
Select the option that best represents 'well' used in a health-related context.
Select the option that best represents 'well' used in a health-related context.
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Identify the meaning of 'well' used as an adverb in the sentence: 'The team performed well in the competition.'
Identify the meaning of 'well' used as an adverb in the sentence: 'The team performed well in the competition.'
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Which sentence correctly uses 'well' as a noun?
Which sentence correctly uses 'well' as a noun?
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What context might 'well' in the phrase 'the spring water flows into the well' suggest?
What context might 'well' in the phrase 'the spring water flows into the well' suggest?
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In the sentence 'Their report was thoroughly well-researched,' what aspect does 'well' describe?
In the sentence 'Their report was thoroughly well-researched,' what aspect does 'well' describe?
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Study Notes
Definitions
- well (adv.): in a good or satisfactory manner; in a good condition; effectively or skillfully.
- well (adj.): healthy; in good condition; satisfactory.
- well (n.): a hole dug into the ground to obtain water; a source of something.
Usage In Sentences
- (adv.):
- "She played the piano very well." (Describing the skill of playing)
- "The car is running well." (Describing the condition of the car)
- "He did well on the test." (Describing the result of an action)
- "Everything is going well." (Describing the progression of something)
- "The team performed well in the competition." (Describing the performance of the team)
- (adj.):
- "She is a well-educated woman." (Describing her educational background)
- "He is well-known in his field." (Describing his recognition or fame)
- "She's feeling quite well this morning." (Describing her health)
- "Their report was thoroughly well-researched." (Describing the work presented)
- (n.):
- "We dug a well in the backyard." (Describing the act of creating a well)
- "The well ran dry." (Describing the state of a well)
- "The spring water flows into the well." (Describing how water is supplied)
Synonyms
- (adv.): effectively, skillfully, successfully, proficiently, competently, adequately, properly, correctly.
- (adj.): healthy, sound, fit, hearty, vigorous, prosperous.
- (n.): spring, source, borehole, aquifer.
Additional Notes
- The word "well" can be used in various contexts, with different meanings. Its precise meaning is determined by the context in which it is used.
- The adverbial use of "well" emphasizes a favorable outcome, skill, or condition.
- The adjective "well" emphasizes the positive conditions, health, or status of something/someone.
- The noun "well" refers to a specific physical structure or water source; be careful to discriminate between different types of wells.
- Understanding the diverse applications of the word "well" requires close attention to context.
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Explore the various definitions and usages of the word 'well' in different contexts, including its use as an adverb, adjective, and noun. This quiz will test your understanding of its meanings and help you apply it correctly in sentences.
