What the different are there "very good" and "very well"?

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"Very good" and "very well" have slightly different meanings and are used in different contexts.

"Very good" is an adjective phrase used to describe the quality or level of something. For example, if you say "The cake you baked is very good," you're expressing that the cake has a high quality or tastes great.

"Very well" is an adverb phrase that describes how well an action is performed. It's often used to indicate the skill, proficiency, or success with which something was done. For instance, if someone says "You played the piano very well," they are complimenting your skill in playing the piano.

In summary, "very good" relates to the quality of something, while "very well" relates to how an action is performed or executed.

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"Good" is an adjective.
"Well" is normally an adverb but can be an adjective when it refers to health.

So normally, only one of them is correct. However, when you are talking about health they are sometimes interchangeable:
"Billy is not sick any longer. He feels well now."
"Billy is not sick any longer. He feels good now."

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This is an issue that will puzzle you, because the rules don't always fit the phrases we use. However, use 'very well' for when someone/something DOES something. 'The dog runs very well.'
Use 'very good' for describing a noun. 'Your hair looks very good.' But, you will say, doesn't 'very good' refer to 'looks'? No, here refers to the hair. Take words like looks, is, have as words where your focus is the noun. Hope that helps!!:)

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"Very well" is an adverb phrase that is often used to describe how something was done or how well an action was performed. "Very good" is an adjective phrase used to describe the quality, condition, or nature of something.

Ex.) "The ice cream was very good"
Ex.) "He speaks English very well"