Alternative Ways to Ask 'How Are You?'

Why does the teacher discourage the use of 'How are you? I'm fine, thank you'?

• It sounds robotic and lacks emotion.

• It is grammatically incorrect.

• It is too formal.

• It is too difficult to pronounce.

Which expression is suitable for a casual conversation with friends?

• 'How do you do?'

• 'How's it going?'

• 'How have you been?'

• 'Are you well?'

What does 'What's new?' imply when asked?

• It is a formal greeting.

• It inquires about recent events in the person's life.

• It is a way to say goodbye.

• It asks about the person's health.

What is the humorous response to 'You alright?' mentioned in the video?

• 'No, I'm half left.'

• 'Yes, I'm all right.'

• 'I'm not sure.'

• 'I'm completely wrong.'

Which expression is more appropriate for a formal setting?

• 'You alright?'

• 'How have you been?'

• 'How's it going?'

• 'What's up?'