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a. She sings good. b. She sings well. c. I did it anyhow. Identity the correct sentence/s.

a. She sings good. b. She sings well. c. I did it anyhow. Identity the correct sentence/s. Correct Answer Only b

The correct answer is 'Only b'.

Key Points

  • Good: modifies a noun, something can be or seem good.
  • Well: modifies a verb, an action can be done well.
    • In this sentence Well modifies Sings.

 

Hence, the correct answer is option 2.

Additional Information 

  • Good is used as an adjective.
  • Well is used as an adverb.

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