How to Respond to “How are you?”

The video tutorial by Rachel explains how to respond to the common American English greeting 'How are you?' It covers various responses ranging from positive to negative, depending on the context. The tutorial also includes sample conversations, phrasal verbs, and idioms, providing a comprehensive understanding of the nuances in American English greetings. Additionally, it offers grammar tips on using adjectives and adverbs in responses.

What are some typical responses to the question 'How are you?' in casual conversations?

Explain the difference between a greeting and a genuine inquiry when someone asks 'How are you?'

Describe a situation where it is appropriate to ask 'How are you?' as a genuine inquiry.

How can you express that you are feeling great in response to 'How are you?'

What does it mean when someone says they are 'doing all right'?

What does it mean to be 'rundown'?

How can you respond if you are not feeling well?

What are some phrases you can use to indicate that you are feeling terrible?

What does it mean when someone is 'ghosting' you?

What is the significance of the phrase 'back to the drawing board' in a conversation?