good
of a high quality, useful, pleasant, or morally right.
She gave a good presentation.
great
very good or impressive.
The sentence uses “excellent” in context.
What Is the Difference?
The words overlap, but they are not interchangeable in every sentence. Compare each definition and choose the word whose nuance matches your intended meaning.
Quick Choice
- Choose good when you mean: of a high quality, useful, pleasant, or morally right.
- Choose great when you mean: very good or impressive.