good
How to Use Good
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishThe all-purpose word for something positive — whether that's a person's character, a skill, a taste, or an amount.
"Good" is an adjective; "well" is the adverb. Say "she did well" (not "she did good") in careful speech, though "do good" is standard when it means "perform good deeds."
Word Forms
better comparative, gooder comparative, better comparative, gooded past tense, gooded past tense, goods plural, goods singular, goods singular, best superlative, goodest superlative, best superlative
Fill the Gap
Can you complete this real example?
She's a _____ person who always looks out for others.
Etymology
From Old English gōd, going back to a Proto-Germanic root related to the idea of fitting or suiting well — despite appearances, it is not related to the word "God."