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What's the difference between Nice, Fine, Good and Well? and How to use them?
Feb 6, 2014 2:54 AM
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mmm i think there is not a big difference among those adjetives(Nice, Fine and Good).... but WELL is an adverb...! some examples here: * I find this book very nice. * -How's your father?- he's fine. * -How do you feel? - I feel good. * I speak Spanish very well.
February 6, 2014
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Nicole
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English, French, Spanish
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English, French
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