REAL AND REALLY

Real
Real is is always an adj. so it always describes a noun.

EXAMPLES

• Was that a real tiger?
• That was a real piece of art work.
• That was a real shrimp?
• Everyone brought a real dog.

Really
Is always an adverbs so it describes verbs, other adverbs, and adjectives.

EXAMPLES

• That is a really pretty dress.
• That is a really ugly sweater.
• Your really annoying
• This is a really awesome party!

WELL AND GOOD

Good
Good is always and adjective so it always describes a noun.

EXAMPLES

• This is a good cookie.
• This is a good movie.
• That was a really good book.
• My baking recipe is good.

Well
Is always an adverb except when It decries health, then it is an adjective.

EXAMPLES

• Do you feel well today?
• Everyone feels well.
• She did that very well.
• I ate dinner well.

BAD AND BADLY

Bad
Is always an adjective so it always describes a noun.

EXAMPLES

• Thats a really bad sweater.
• This is really bad broccoli.
• That milk smells bad.
• Im really bad at spelling

Badly
Is always an adverb, so it describes a verb, adjective other adverbs.

EXAMPLES

• I burned the steak badly.
• I hurt my hand badly.
• The presentation was given badly.
• She burned her hand badly.

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