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1. He plays basketball (good/well).
2. The (good/well) weather encouraged us
to take a long walk.
3. Nina hasn’t been (good/well) since she
left the office with a fever.
4. It’s a (good/well) thing she went home.
5. Fortunately, everyone in the office has
stayed (good/well).
6. Billy cleaned the floor and did such a
(good/well) job!
7. He works on his own very (good/well).
8. After having the flu, I didn’t feel
(good/well) for three weeks.
9. When Jenna was a toddler, she was so
(good/well) at playing alone.
10. I saw such a (good/well) movie this
weekend.