Any Good

Any Good. Use “any good” in spoken English Use it to ask about something that you don’t know anything about or that you don’t have any opinion on For example you can ask about a movie that you’ve seen previews for Oh you’ve seen it? Is it any good? You could also ask Oh you’ve seen it? Is it good? but that might makes it seem like like you expect the movie to be good and you’re just.

To my ear the addition of “any” shows the speaker is doubtful that it’s good Maybe it doesn’t look good to the speaker Nevertheless the speaker is willing to be surprised that it tastes very good in spite of its looks The other version without ‘any’ is just a neutral question It doesn’t indicate anything about the speaker’s expectations CJ.

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To improve (something) or have any beneficial effect Often but not always used in the negative The new tax bill was supposed to foster more hiring power in smaller companies but it didn’t do any good in the end We won’t be able to tell if the medication did any good until your next appointment See also any good.