Grammar and Language Workbook

Circle the correct form of good, well, bad, or badly.
Because I had practiced, I recited my lines (good, well).
1. Joel felt (bad, badly) about calling his sister insensitive.
2. Michela slept (good, well) after a long day of driving.
3. With three members missing, the small group played (bad, badly).
4. The newspaper needed (bad, badly) to hire a proofreader.
5. Connor did (good, well) his first day on the job.
6. My rose garden is finally starting to look (good, well).
7. Alyssa wanted (bad, badly) to visit the art museum.
8. After hiking uphill all day, my muscles ached (bad, badly).
9. She looked as if she were feeling (good, well).
10. Karl wanted (bad, badly) to find a new roommate.
11. Everyone else’s generosity made Sam feel (bad, badly) about his own stinginess.
12. Judy missed the baby shower because she was not feeling (good, well).
13. You don’t have to tell me that my hair looks (bad, badly) today.
14. So far, my day has gone (bad, badly).
15. My puppy’s obedience training is going very (good, well).
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16. Tamara went over the instructions (good, well).
17. She did (good, well) on the advanced placement exam.
18. My mother still plays the piano (good, well).
19. Michael’s new car runs (bad, badly) on humid days.