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As someone mentioned, grammatically "he did well" is correct, but as is often the case native speakers don't follow our own grammar rules very strictly and will use "he did good" or you may even hear "he done good" as colloquial terms, or as phrases specific to certain accents. "he done good" sounds like something you'd hear in the USA, perhaps in the South/Midwest. "He did good" would be more likely heard from British English speakers
- Choose the correct option: "No sooner (had/did) we arrive than it started raining."
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Start test- Correct the sentence: "Had he studied harder, he would pass the exam."
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Had he studied harder, he would have passed the exam
- Identify the tense: "By the time she arrives, we will have finished dinner."
- Who is the best teacher?The one who speaks lesser than you or the one who explains by speaking most
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The one who knows when to speak, what to say and how to say it. Some things are more important than others. They must be addressed and sometimes they require a more detailed explanation to ensure understanding. Telling student's what they did wrong will not help if they do not understand why it was wrong. If a student understands a brief explanation that is great, but if they do not understand, then you must take the time required to help them understand. Taking the time to properly explain why something is wrong once will save time in the long run and speed up the students learning goals. For example, you can't just tell a student 1 + 1 = 2, they must understand why it equals 2 and how to get the right answer, then they can apply that to all the other addition problems.
- 3. I _____ a new book this week. a) read b) am reading c) reads d) reading
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Subjunctive Mood - A verb form implied to express wishes, hypothetical situations, demands, suggestions, or conditions that are contrary to fact, which often reflects actions that are uncertain, unreal, or desired rather than actual. For Example: I wish he were here. In reality he is not here, it's a wish or unreal situation.
- Transform the sentence into passive voice: The committee will announce the winners tomorrow.
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The winners will be announced by the committee tomorrow
- Identify the grammatical error : Each of the students were excited about their results.