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[learner12]

Hello, teachers!!

(1) Whatever the motive may be, it is well to be on the side of caution.
(2) Whatever the motive may be, it is good to be on the side of caution.

Do you have any differences between (1) and (2)?

Thank you in advance.

[buddhaheart]

(1) Whatever the motive may be, it is well to be on the side of caution. No.
(2) Whatever the motive may be, it is good to be on the side of caution. Yes.

[learner12]

Dear buddhaheart:

Thank you so much for telling me about the right sentence.

Take care and have a nice day!!