Do you use the word good a lot? Many English learners do. It is easy to use and works in many situations. But there are so many other ways to say good.
Learning new words makes your English more interesting. It also helps you sound more fluent.
Other Ways to Say Good
Here are some other ways to say good. Let’s look at them in groups. Each group will help you use the right word in the right situation.
General Excellence
Sometimes you want to talk about something great. Instead of good, you can say:
- Great
- Excellent
- Amazing
- Wonderful
- Outstanding
- Superb
Example: The movie was excellent. I loved it.
Moral Virtue
Good can also mean someone has good character. They do the right thing. Instead of good, you can say:
- Kind
- Honest
- Noble
- Generous
- Virtuous
- Compassionate
Example: She is kind to everyone she meets.
Suitability or Appropriateness
Sometimes good means something is suitable or works well. Instead of good, you can say:
- Suitable
- Fitting
- Proper
- Perfect
- Convenient
- Appropriate
Example: This is a perfect place for a picnic.
Health or Well-Being
When you talk about feeling good, you can say:
- Healthy
- Fine
- Fit
- Well
- Strong
- Robust
Example: I am feeling fine today. Thank you.
Enjoyment or Pleasure
Sometimes good means something is fun or enjoyable. Instead of good, you can say:
- Nice
- Lovely
- Delightful
- Fun
- Entertaining
- Relaxing
Example: We had a lovely time at the park.
High Skill or Ability
If you want to say someone is good at something, you can say:
- Talented
- Skilled
- Proficient
- Capable
- Effective
- Efficient
Example: She is very talented at drawing.
Other Ways to Say Good in a Sentence
Here is a list of example sentences using different words for good:
- The weather was perfect for a picnic.
- He is a kind person who helps everyone.
- The cake was delicious and everyone enjoyed it.
- She is very skilled at playing the piano.
- The hotel staff were outstanding and very polite.
- The view from the mountain was breathtaking and amazing.
- I feel healthy after starting my new exercise routine.
- It was a relaxing afternoon by the lake.
- His advice was very suitable for the situation.
- The teacher said my project was excellent and creative.
Start using these words in your daily life. Pick one word from each group. Try to use it in a sentence. For example, you can say the food is delicious instead of good. Practice makes perfect.
Soon, you will know many ways to say good.
Learning new words is fun. It helps you express yourself better. Which word will you start using today?
Leave it in a comment!
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