"C'est très bien."

Translation: This is very good.

[knuds]

it's very NIDE? See correct answer.

[AlexVamvak]

it's very nice should work

[MissDenna]

it should ye, but it didnt :o

[jchayan]

It's very well? Why not?

[pythonenfrancais]

The word "good" is an adjective and therefore modifies nous (in this sentence, the noun "it").

The word "well" is an adverb and therefore modifies verbs, adjectives and adverbs. In the sentence "It's (going/doing) very well" the word "very" acts as an adverb because it is emphasizing how strong the word "well" is expressed.

http://www.elearnenglishlanguage.com/blog/english-mistakes/good-vs-well/

[Rungus]

But when describing health and well-being, we use 'well' as an adjective. If someone asks 'How are you?', in the UK we would traditionally say 'I'm very well, thanks', and the tendency to say 'I'm good, thanks' has come from the US in the last decade or two, or so I've been told. So in this case, maybe the person is responding to the question of 'How is your dog?' 'It's very well.'

[Olashmartinez]

Exactement!

[magnolitao]

this is a very good comment ! I understand well now ! thank you

[knovs]

Anyone know why this can't be "it is very good"? "it is" is given as one of the translations of c'est.

[pythonenfrancais]

It was probably a bug in the program. "It is very good" is now accepted.

[duogm]

But Duoling said ,C'est is only used when there is a modifier or determiner ., and you are supposed to use "Il est "

[sasha2003]

can't i say very good

[lukman.ku]

"Very good" (as an exclamation) will be just "très bien" or "vraiment bien" as I heard mostly native French speakers say.

[ladymontecristo]

What about 'très bon'?

[lukman.ku]

Très bon/ne is used as an adjective. For example:

I have passed a very good summer = J'ai passé un très bon été.

cmiiw

[ladymontecristo]

Ah, merci.

[sasha2003]

no, that's not gramarly correct

[Bijouxlina]

It is very good.