Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Well"

A: I mean, the song or the phrase?

A: To start on the best foot forward - do your best from the beginning.

( people tend to start walking with their dominate foot forward, that is where the saying comes from. )


When starting a new project you should give 100% effort (your best foot forward)

A: They don’t like the place they are at. So what he’s saying is that the seagulls don’t like the place as well.

A: It depends on context.

It can mean in addition to, also, additionally, too. For example "I am coming as well" = I am also coming

But it could be a comparison. "I can't do that as well as you" means you can do it better than I can.

A:

If you know what is good for you, you will leave, right now

A: "You and I can go to the movies.
Better yet, we can all go"
"Throw that bottle in the trash. Better yet, recycle it."

A: This person likes chips as well as apples

A: 1. I like peaches, apples, bananas as well as kiwi fruit

2. This experiment was investigating the effect of ____ against _____ as well as whether ______ makes a difference

3. Make sure you do the dishes, vacuum as well as taking out the trash

Do you know any common expressions so far @kk24acb?

There’s one common expression used by saying “what are you up to?” Which means like “what are you doing right now?”

A: Example of “Neither”
•”I don’t want to go to the movies.” “Me neither.” The word “either” basically means I don’t want to either.

Example of “Either”
•”Either I’ll go with you to the store or I’ll stay home.” Either basically means that you’ll do this or you’ll do this, not both.

Example of “As well”
•”If you go to the museum, it will be fun as well as educational!” As well basically means in addition and or too.

Example of “Too”
•”He was driving too fast.” If you use the word too like this, it can mean excessively and or overly.
•“I want to go too!” If you use too like this, it can mean as well ((listed above)).

A: Hi, what is your ethnicity?
You: I am korean, and yourself.
I am Mexican American.
You: How can I learn more English?

Is this what you mean by sentences?

A: 'as well' means also.

I can't speak Italian. I can't speak English as well. (I cannot speak both languages.)

You can add to 'as well' if you want to compare.
I don't speak English as well as she does.
I don't speak English as well as I speak Italian.

A: No difference in meaning. As well sounds a bit more formal.

I hope that helps!

A: I would not say that any one of these three is more formal than the others. Also, I don’t think “as well” has a more serious feeling either. I hope this helps! Feel free to ask more questions!

A: @SweetTigerq they mean the same thing but are used in different ways “as well” is used at the end when trying to make people consider something.
e.g.
person A: “This is very important.”
person B: “This is important as well.”

and for “as well as” it’s used before the object. But still means the same thing.
e.g.
person A: “This is important”
person B: “as well as this.”

A: they mean the same thing. you had better is the most correct way to say it, but you better is more common. the phrases is similar to "have to".

I have to eat. - Standard
You'd better eat - More of a threatening suggestion
You better eat. - A more natural threatening suggestion

There is an implication of "or else something bad will happen" or "or else I'll do something bad to you"

A: English = as well as

He studies Japanese as well as Korean.

A: The best of.
Example
I am the best of my class
But when you use best without the THE you don’t use of
Example
You are my best friend

A: “Can you cook any type of cuisine well?”

Yes, you can say this, but it sounds like you’re suggesting they can’t cook anything well.

A: Sai văn phạm và không có nghĩa.
As good as
As well as

A: 막혔네 translates literally as "blocked" but we don't really use this word in this case. I would maybe say "I was doomed from the beginning" or "I knew I would fail from the beginning"

A: × I've been studying hard to be able to speak English well, keeping high motivation, enjoying it, and at the same time I’m sad I don't have much time to listen to music.
✓ I've been studying hard to be able to speak English well and keeping my motivation high. I am enjoying it, but at the same time I’m sad. I don't have much time to listen to music anymore.

× But both of them are very precious time.
✓ Both of these things are very precious to me

× when l listen to your music, it's the best time of the day for me.
✓ when l listen to your music, it's the best part of my day.

Keep up the great work!

What kind of music do you enjoy? Maybe I can learn about a new artist.

JM

A: × Well noted the address you sent me.
✓ I don't understand this one.

× And the final quantity completed for production is as follows.
✓ The final quantity completed for production is as follows:

× Two items were produced insufficiently, and four more items were produced.
✓ Two items were produced insufficiently, four items were produced sufficiently.

A: sounds good!

A: Or “Although I can’t speak English well/fluently, I’ll still try to talk to English speakers. (Not only Americans speak English, you know?)

A: That's fine except it should all be one sentence so don't use a period after the word "well."

I can't understand or speak English well so I would appreciate it if you could speak simple English.