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good vs I thought I shared this info

These two phrases are not directly comparable as they serve different purposes. 'Good' is a simple adjective expressing approval or positivity, while 'I thought I shared this info' is a complete sentence indicating a past belief about sharing information. It would be more appropriate to compare 'good' with another adjective or 'I thought I shared this info' with a similar complete sentence.

Last updated: March 17, 2024 • 912 views

good

The word 'good' is a common adjective in English used to express approval or positivity.

It is used to describe something that is satisfactory, pleasing, or of high quality.
  • Good, good, good, good.
  • I am good, I'm good, good...
  • The Commission supports durable urban development through good governance and good urban management.
  • Good, good, good, good.
  • This... Is a good, good, good man.
  • Worldly matters need a good heart not a good mind.
  • You're always good at sniffing out a good tequila.
  • For no special reason, yesterday's dream was good good.
  • A good man and a good soldier.
  • And good times are a good idea.
  • It's good you think good things.
  • The communication is again a good demonstration of these good intentions.
  • Johnson, good entry, good command.
  • But being back in the office sure felt good, really good.
  • Sleep and good food are indispensable to good health.
  • The time has come for all good children to say good night.
  • My kids had good medical, good schools.
  • Please get rid of the misconception that good girls always want good guys.
  • Just somebody good that you think would be good.
  • You know, a good adventure needs a good ending.

I thought I shared this info

The phrase 'I thought I shared this info' is a correct and complete sentence in English, indicating a past belief about sharing information.

It is used to express a past assumption or belief about having shared certain information.

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