good or well

When do we use good and well?

Word	Explanation	Example
good	used as an adjective → to describe a noun	You speak good English.
	used as an adjective (with a verb, e.g. be, feel, look, smell, sound, taste → to describe a noun)	Your English is good. That dress looks good on you.
well	used as an adverb → to describe a verb	You speak English well.
	used as an adjective when we talk about a physical state (healthy, not ill) → to describe a noun	I'm very well, thank you.