--description--

Pretty well means a high degree or quite good but not perfect. It's a way to tell someone that you or someone else can do something well enough, but there's still room for improvement.

For example, I did pretty well in the English test. I got most of the answers right.

--questions--

--text--

How good is Sophie at Python?

--answers--

Sophie is a beginner at Python.

--feedback--

The phrase pretty well suggests more competence than a beginner level.

Sophie knows Python, but not very well.

--feedback--

Pretty well indicates a higher level of familiarity than this option suggests.

Sophie is the best at Python.

--feedback--

While pretty well indicates good knowledge, it does not necessarily imply she is the best or an expert.

Sophie has a good understanding of Python.

--video-solution--

4

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