Don’t Say I’m Fine #shorts

The video tutorial discusses how to respond to greetings with both basic and advanced vocabulary. It starts with common polite responses like 'I'm fine, thank you. And you?' and suggests mixing it up with more interesting expressions such as 'I'm awesome' or 'I couldn't be better.' The aim is to enhance conversational skills by using varied vocabulary.

What is a typical response to 'How are you?' that is mentioned in the video?

• I'm feeling blue.

• I'm fine, thank you.

• I'm on cloud nine.

• I'm under the weather.

Why is it suggested to vary your response to 'How are you?'

• To sound more formal.

• To avoid answering the question.

• To make the conversation more interesting.

• To confuse the person asking.

Which of the following is NOT an example of an engaging response provided in the video?

• I'm super excited.

• I'm awesome.

• I couldn't be better.

• I'm feeling sleepy.

What is one benefit of using varied vocabulary when responding to 'How are you?'

• It makes you sound more intelligent.

• It shortens the conversation.

• It helps you practice new words.

• It keeps the conversation lively.

Which phrase is suggested as a more expressive alternative to 'I'm fine'?

• I'm okay.

• I'm great, thanks.

• I'm not bad.

• I'm alright.