Which one of the following sentences uses an incorrect form of good/well or bad/badly?
A) He sings well when he's in the shower.
B) You didn't iron your shirt very well.
C) Liver and onions is really very good.
D) I run good now that I've stretched.

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The correct form should be "I run well now that I've stretched," because "well" is an adverb that modifies the verb "run," indicating how the action is performed. "Good" is an adjective, which is not the correct form to modify verbs.

Which One of the Following Sentences Uses an Incorrect Form