A2
Pièges classiquesBien/Bon : GOOD ou WELL
Adjectif ou adverbe ? Une distinction grammaticale essentielle !
Le piège expliqué
✅ GOOD (adjectif)
Décrit un nom (bon/bonne)
He is a good teacher. (C'est un bon professeur)
This is good news. (C'est une bonne nouvelle)
⚡ WELL (adverbe)
Décrit un verbe (bien)
She speaks English well. (Elle parle bien anglais)
He plays piano well. (Il joue bien du piano)
❌ Erreur fréquente
❌ She speaks good
✅ She speaks well (Elle parle bien)
🏥 Exception : I feel well
I feel well = Je me sens bien (santé)
I feel good = Je me sens bien (moral)
📋 Structures
GOOD + nom (a good book, good food)
Verbe + WELL (speak well, play well)
Exercice — 10 questions
Score 0 / 10
Question 1
He is a · teacher.
Question 2
She speaks English ·.
Question 3
This is a · idea.
Question 4
He plays guitar ·.
Question 5
I feel · today.
Question 6
That's a · book.
Question 7
She dances very ·.
Question 8
It's a · restaurant.
Question 9
He drives ·.
Question 10
You have · manners.
