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What do we usually say treat somebody good or well?

We usually say "treat somebody well".

While "treat somebody good" is grammatically correct, it's not as common in everyday speech. "Treat somebody well" is the more natural and widely used phrase.

Here are some examples:

* "You should always treat people well."

* "He's a good guy; he treats everyone well."

* "I hope you treat her well."

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