Advanced Responses to 'How Are You?'

What is the main focus of the lesson introduced by Lucy?

• Learning basic English grammar

• Understanding English literature

• Advanced ways to respond to 'How are you?'

• Improving English writing skills

What is a common misconception about responding with 'I'm good'?

• It is only used in American English

• It is grammatically incorrect

• It is too formal

• It is not polite

Which phrase suggests you are feeling truly great?

• Can't complain

• Never been better

• So far, so good

• I'm alright

What does the phrase 'Can't complain' imply when said in a self-deprecating tone?

• You are very happy

• You are feeling sick

• Things could be worse

• Life is perfect

Which response can be both a question and an answer?

• Could be better

• Not too bad

• I'm alright

• So-so

What does the phrase 'I'm snowed under' mean?

• You are feeling cold

• You have too much work

• You are feeling happy

• You are confused

Which phrase can be used to avoid answering 'How are you?'?

• I'm feeling fantastic

• You don't want to know

• I'm doing great

• I'm on top of the world

What does 'I'm a bit under the weather' imply?

• You are feeling unwell

• You are feeling energetic

• You are very happy

• You are excited

Which humorous response suggests you are not doing well but in a sarcastic way?

• I'm on top of the world

• I'm feeling fantastic

• Overworked and underpaid

• I'm on cloud nine

What is a polite way to start a negative response?

• I'm not going to lie

• I'm feeling great

• I'm on top of the world

• I'm doing fantastic