I did really good on the grammar test. Again, an adverb is required because it is modifying the adjective good.

I did really good on the grammar test. Real as an adverb may be used in informal conversations as an intensifier.

'What really influences the future of people's career is their achievements.' We've concluded in a prior thread that the sentence above is grammatically correct. Someone from another forum, however, says that career should be changed to careers

According to Merriam-Webster Online Dictionary good may be used as an adverb like in the sentence 'he showed me how good I was doing'. But, as an intensifier, it should be used only in spoken or informal contexts.

Good usually works as adjective and well as adverb. In your sentence you need a word to modify the verb 'work', then you should use 'well': 'These kinds of widgets work well.' If it was modifying the word 'widgets' it should be something

Oh, 'to find' is not to be confounded width 'to found'. - to find (to encounter, to observe, and many other meanings) 'Did you find your lost money?' 'I've found your money' 'I found her cute' - to found (to set up, to launch, to

I would appreciate if any of you read it or simply said it was a bad idea. Thank you.

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I don't know why I thought that. I'm really sorry.

'Did you find any men?' or 'Have you found any men?', depending on the context.