Team B danced as good as team A. Does this sound this natural? does it have any grammar mistakes? 用 英語 (美國) 要怎麼說？

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I see what you are saying. "as well as" CAN mean "also." however if you want to compare their dancing, "as well as" is correct for the reason stated above. so technically the sentence could be read both ways. I think as it is now, without additional punctuation, it's a comparison. if you added a comma after "team B danced" (Team B danced, as well as Team A.) it would clarify/indicate that the sentence meant "team A also danced.) Ultimately the context helps one to read it properly, and punctuation can make a difference too. if you want to be utterly clear, you would have to reformulate the sentence. "When the overall scores were tallied, it was evident that Team B...." or "the judges deliberated for a long time because..." "Team B danced just as well as..." "Team B performed equally well." etc. Or if it's within a paragraph, the reader would probably know what you mean. I think my first instinct is to read it like a comparison though.