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"I'm fine"

When somebody asks you "How are you?", there are many different ways to say that you feel well.

Ten ways to say "I'm fine"

casual · neutral · formal

  1. I'm fine thank you.neutral"How are you, Sir?" "I'm fine, thank you."
  2. I feel great/marvelous/fine.neutralAfter a good sleep, I feel great.
  3. Couldn't be better.casual"How's life?" "Couldn't be better. I just got engaged!"
  4. Fit as a fiddle.casualMy grandfather is 90 and still fit as a fiddle.
  5. Very well, thanks.neutral"How is your mother?" "Very well, thanks."
  6. Okay.casual"How was the exam?" "Okay."
  7. Alright.casual"Alright?" "Alright."
  8. Not bad.casual"How's the new job?" "Not bad."
  9. Much better.neutral"How is your fever?" "Much better, thanks."
  10. All the better for seeing you.casual"How are you, Grandma?" "All the better for seeing you."

How to use them

  • Many students only learn . Try to learn some more expressions.
  • is very positive. Marvelous is probably the strongest.
  • is saying that it is impossible to be more healthy/well.
  • is an idiom that says you feel very fit and healthy.
  • are positive but not strong. People sometimes say these when they don't feel very well but they want to be polite.
  • We say when we were sick before and now feel (more) well.
  • is the friendliest phrase. We are saying that seeing the other person has made us feel healthier and happier. Don't use this with strangers.

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  1. "Fit as a fiddle" means:

  2. You were ill last week. Today someone asks how you are. What fits best?

  3. "All the better for seeing you" is:

See also: "How are you?"

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"How are you?"

When we meet somebody we know it's polite to ask a question or two about their health and their life.

"Thanks!"

There's a great variety of ways to thank people and show appreciation for a gift or an act of kindness.

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