Good, Badly, Fast
French: AQA GCSE (2025 Exams), topic 6.6.3
Examples of Irregular Adverbs - Good, Badly, Fast
Good, badly and fast all turn into irregular adverbs in French.
Bon - good
- 'Bon' translates as 'good'
- 'Bien' translates as 'well'.
- Il écrit bien.
- He writes well.
Mauvais - bad
- 'Mauvais' translates as 'bad'.
- 'Mal' translates as 'badly'.
- Ils conduisent mal.
- They drive badly.
Vite - fast
- 'Vite' translates as 'fast'.
- 'Vite' stays the same when it is an adverb.
- Vous parlez vite.
- You talk quickly.
Test yourself on Good, Badly, Fast
How do you say 'well' in French?
Which of these are NOT a correct adverb?