🛑 10 Phrases to Use Instead of "I'm Fine" | English Fluency Lesson

​Are you tired of always saying "I'm fine" when someone asks how you are? While it’s grammatically correct, native speakers often use more descriptive and natural phrases to express how they are truly feeling.
​In this video, we break down 10 common and effective alternatives you can start using today to sound more fluent and natural in English!
​What you’ll learn in this video:
​How to sound more positive and enthusiastic.
​Casual ways to respond to friends and colleagues.
​What to say when you’re having a "not-so-great" day.

​Timestamps:
​[00:00] - "I'm doing well" / "I'm doing well enough now, thank you"
​[00:22] - "Yeah, I'm good"
​[00:38] - "Pretty good"
​[01:01] - "I'm great"
​[01:35] - "Not bad"
​[02:04] - "All good" / "Everything's good"
​[02:31] - "I'm doing okay"
​[02:56] - "Could be better"
​[03:19] - "Hang in there"
​[03:47] - "I can't complain"

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