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I had a British teacher years ago when I was in high-school who taught me that it was absolutely wrong to respond with "I'm good"! That cost me so much confusion all these years! Thanks for clearing it up!
Common mistakes: Im fine Im well/good( saying I'm good is incorrect if you're referring to your health) Im doing good Easy responses: Im pretty good Im pretty well Im pretty fine Interesting answers: I've never been better So far so good Cant complain Better than i deserve Silly responses: If i had a tail i would wag it Flirty responses: Word on the street is that im pretty good Im great, but a totally biased. 'OK' alternatives: Im alright So so Not too bad Could be better/ i could also be worse Same old, same old Im alive/surviving Good enough Sarcastic responses: Im alright now, but there's still time for everything to go horribly wrong. Better now that im talking to you. Negative responses: Im not going to lie .....I feel terrible.. I'm not doing so well/I'm struggling a bit Im snowed under. Its been a bit of a tough week. I'm not having an easy time at the moment. Avoiding question: You don't want to know! Don't ask! Honestly just don't ask me Do i have to answer that? I think you already know. Shhh.. it's too early to tell. Ill responses: Im feeling a bit under the weather. Overworked and underpaid. Slowly but surely dying actually, aren't we all? Funny and negative responses: Somewhere between blah and me. Just hug me and leave it at that.
Hi Lucy, I enjoyed some of your responses. I have serious health issues. I am asked this question a lot and although I have an English background here in Canada a common answer I often use is ‘I am still on this side of the grass’. 🇨🇦
"How are you?" "I couldn't be any better." Always seen as a positive response, but it covers all occasions. I may not be doing worth a damn, but I just couldn't be any better.
Something similar happens with me and my friends: Friend- "How are you" Me- "Yes" Friend- "What do you mean yes?" Me- "I mean yes" Friend- "But... Yes isn't a response to the question I asked" Me- "Why?" Friend- "Because... It's not..." Me- "You sure?" Friend- "Yes" Me- "Now look who's saying yes! Well, well, well, see how the tables turn." Friend- "Why are you like this *insert my name" Me- "Hmm... Maybe cuz I was born..." Friend- "Okay then... I'm just gonna slowly walk away" Me- "Okay I'm gonna stay here and regret all of my life decisions." Edit- I just added "friend" and "me" to the beginning of each sentence so it is less confusing.
This is my go to reply. "How are you?" "I am alive, and you?" "Haha, I am alive too." "Great, it would be really awkward if we were standing here dead."
For some time now I've been saying that this is the toughest question to answer in everyday life ("Do I have to lie again?"). So glad to have chanced upon your video for these lovely suggestions!
I always loved the British accent but you, Lucy, took it to a next level. English is my second language and I can understand everything you say without much effort! Perfect! Love the Brits!
At the time when our Dad was in his late 90’s and 100, friends would ask him this question. His reply was often… Well I’m still kicking. I’m just not kicking up much dust! 😁 He was a Pilot during WWII and had a lot of great stories for those wanting to take time to listen. He was a great Dad and loving husband for over 50 years. He’s greatly missed.
Have lived in California for a while. Some of the common responses are: Hangin’ in there, Takin’ it one day at a time, Chilling, Dandy, Taking it easy, Not too shabby, Livin’ large, sup (What’s up): A single word response that avoids answering the question and throws it back at the other person. Whazzaaaaa! (What’s up) with tongue lolling out and a bottle of beer in one hand.
I'm so glad I found this video. It really helps me improve my conversation skills. Thank you, Teacher Lucy. (Smiles like Mr. Bean) My favorite response is "If I have a tail, I would wag it like a champ" But when someone asks me "How are you?" I used to sing "I Feel Good" by James Brown.
Got a work colleague who said this, "Oh, same as ever,(pause) never better" I was really impressed. She asked me how I was. I said "same as ever, never worse".
Dear Lucy I just adore your teaching and you are one of the reason that keep me motivated for learning British English. Just a massive thanks and hopefully you are reading this cause I want you to read this 😍😍😍 And for anyone reading this thanks 🥰🥰
Dear Lucy, I love them all! If I had to decide I'd go for "better now that I'm talking to you." The lesson is one of your best especially because it's so authentically presented by you laughing in your studio alone. 😘
I always like catching people off-guard when they're expecting a standard "I'm good" response, instead I smile, laugh and say "I'm terrible, I almost died today!" The look on their face is just magical.
Favourite at work: Someone: "How are you?" Me: "Still breathing!" In my head, I'm pretending to be barely keeping together to discourage them from making it any worse. S'metimes, conversation is like warfare, ye know!
There was an older guy at work (since retired) who would always answer "GREAT!" with an un-nerving smile on his face. It made you curious as to what was so great, but kind of afraid to ask.
@@jfan4reva That was probably his intention 😁 My "absolutely fantastic" with a huge smile and an excited manner like an American motivational speaker freaks a few people out. I'm a very naughty boy 😉
I absolutely loved this wonderful lesson from your end, Ms. Earl. I feel extremely proud as a student to see how far you've come. I came across your channel when it had a mere 500K subscribers and now it's on the verge of hitting yet another milestone(3M)! 🎉Subscribing to your channel was one of the best decisions I've ever made in my life and your incredible lessons have certainly transformed it for the better. My heartiest gratitudes to you Ms. Earl for the efforts you've put in over the years to help students like me, realise their love for this beautiful language called English. May the forthcoming year usher in abundance of happiness and prosperity for you and your loved ones. Love xxx
Since this is a programme that teaches correct British English, you should know that there is no full stop after a contraction (although there is in American English), only after an abbreviation: Mrs Jones is correct, as is Prof. Jones. Add to this that Ms is neither a contraction nor an abbreviation, it is a word; therefore, it has no full stop after it. (You could argue that Ms is a contraction of Mrs or Miss, but , as such, it still wouldn't have a full stop after it.)
I grew up in Georgia, USA. We sometimes say things like "I'm finer than a frog's hair." or "If I were any better I'd be twins." The latter is funny to me, because I AM a twin. If I'm so-so, I might say, "fair to partly cloudy." or "Fair to midlin'." If I'm physically ill, I might say "I'm sicker than a dog; I know, because I have a dog, and she's doing pretty well." OR if I'm VERY sick, "I'd have to get better to die."
I know and love all of those rural American phrases. My favourite of the ones you cited is "If I were any better I'd be twins" -- it really cracks me up. Another one i have always enjoyed is "Partly cloudy with a chance of rain." One old farmer i knew said, totally deadpan, "I'll feel better after you buy me a beer."
dear miss Earl can you please make a video on "some tips for public speaking."? that will be really helpful..and i really really want to thank you because i got an A plus in my writing skills as i just used some of the phrases as well as idioms that you included in your videos...really thanks a lot ...that is really kind of you... love from India ...
The EDU lab this is a great question! Public speaking is something even native speakers get nervous about. Our English lesson on our channel this week is about how to reach your goals in English and our example is about public speaking!
I seriously propose the use of more complex reaction options for the RUclips's videos. I'm in loved with all of them (English with Lucy)♥️. What a content!
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I like tihs
I've never been better is my favourite! ❤️ Thank you for your interesting lessons ❤️
I had a British teacher years ago when I was in high-school who taught me that it was absolutely wrong to respond with "I'm good"! That cost me so much confusion all these years! Thanks for clearing it up!
I'm alright now but there is still time for everything to go horribly wrong 😂😂
I'm a dog person 😉 so there is only one answer 😂 best response ever
"How r u?"
"Was better before u arrived"
😂😂😂😂😂😂
😂😂
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Lol 🤣🤣🤣
it's really nice if u say to ur crush with that
A British friend once asked "How are you?" and I told him the story of my life as an answer. Since then, he always just say "hi/hello".
Lol
🤣🤣
Jakob Fredriksson That straightened him out.
😃😃😃😃
😂😂
Common mistakes:
Im fine
Im well/good( saying I'm good is incorrect if you're referring to your health)
Im doing good
Easy responses:
Im pretty good
Im pretty well
Im pretty fine
Interesting answers:
I've never been better
So far so good
Cant complain
Better than i deserve
Silly responses:
If i had a tail i would wag it
Flirty responses:
Word on the street is that im pretty good
Im great, but a totally biased.
'OK' alternatives:
Im alright
So so
Not too bad
Could be better/ i could also be worse
Same old, same old
Im alive/surviving
Good enough
Sarcastic responses:
Im alright now, but there's still time for everything to go horribly wrong.
Better now that im talking to you.
Negative responses:
Im not going to lie .....I feel terrible..
I'm not doing so well/I'm struggling a bit
Im snowed under.
Its been a bit of a tough week.
I'm not having an easy time at the moment.
Avoiding question:
You don't want to know!
Don't ask!
Honestly just don't ask me
Do i have to answer that?
I think you already know.
Shhh.. it's too early to tell.
Ill responses:
Im feeling a bit under the weather.
Overworked and underpaid.
Slowly but surely dying actually, aren't we all?
Funny and negative responses:
Somewhere between blah and me.
Just hug me and leave it at that.
Thanks a lot
Love your work
Nice work 👍👍
But " Im doing good " is incorrect answer.
@@amrfigo8003 sorry i forget to mention that.
❣️
Hi Lucy, I enjoyed some of your responses. I have serious health issues. I am asked this question a lot and although I have an English background here in Canada a common answer I often use is ‘I am still on this side of the grass’. 🇨🇦
I like that one. I had a trucker friend who used to say “still keeping it tire side down”
In our family "Fine as frog hair" is the ideal response.
My response is 'still alive'. After all I am 78 years old.
common mistakes: 2:11
easy responses: 4:01
interesting responses: 4:59
silly responses: 6:09
flirty responses: 6:29
'ok' alternatives: 6:55
sarcastic responses: 8:41
negative responses : 9:07
avoiding the questions: 10:07
ill responses: 10:52
funny negative responses: 11:02
Thank you! 😊
Thank you
Thank youu
How re you?
That's it?
"How are you?"
"I am groot"
This is the best so far give this man a damn milk
That s what my cousin says 😂😂😂
I am Steve Rodgers
That's funny! 😂
well hi nice to meet u, i am INEVITABLE
My conversation professor says “nice and dandy like a cotton candy.”
It kills me😂
I like it actually it is very funny 😂
After saying how are you
Totally gonna say that the next time someone asks
Fatima Radhwan love that!
Follow it with “you know what I mean jelly bean?” 😊
I never realized that language was like a toolbox: The better the tools the better the results. Thanks Lucy
Tesco Cashier: "Hiya you alright there?"
Me: "Just give me a hug, and leave it at that"
I liked
"How are you?"
"It's too early to tell"
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Hello guys how are you??i hope to support me and subscribe thank you
Me too .
Thank you next!😂😂😂
-How are you?
- Ebet?
"How are you?"
"I couldn't be any better."
Always seen as a positive response, but it covers all occasions. I may not be doing worth a damn, but I just couldn't be any better.
Jeff Howard *someone asks how are you at a funeral*
@@misty6873 Good point - - - especially if it were mine. 😏
"Better now that I'm talking to you" is my favorite.
Thanks Lucy. I really enjoy your lessons. Wishing you all the best.
❤🌹
If you say it to your best friend he would think you love him
I just tell the truth: everything sucks. No one asks me to elaborate.
Please elaborate
@@kkdias9924 Happy Holidays
@@ninalee8625 to you too!!!
Please elaborate? What sucks?
:(
I do this with my friends:
"How are you?"
"Yeah."
"That's not a response"
"Definitely"
"Why are you like this"
Good idea! I’m going to start doing that with my friends
@@mtndewmslayer2564 Don't please. Don't change your personality on others jokes.
Something similar happens with me and my friends:
Friend- "How are you"
Me- "Yes"
Friend- "What do you mean yes?"
Me- "I mean yes"
Friend- "But... Yes isn't a response to the question I asked"
Me- "Why?"
Friend- "Because... It's not..."
Me- "You sure?"
Friend- "Yes"
Me- "Now look who's saying yes! Well, well, well, see how the tables turn."
Friend- "Why are you like this *insert my name"
Me- "Hmm... Maybe cuz I was born..."
Friend- "Okay then... I'm just gonna slowly walk away"
Me- "Okay I'm gonna stay here and regret all of my life decisions."
Edit- I just added "friend" and "me" to the beginning of each sentence so it is less confusing.
This whole thread is extremely relatable
@Brynn Campbell I have that conversation at least once a day normally like 2 or 3 times tho.... Why am I like this?
"I'm alive" is the savage one. People always laugh at it and the conversation gets more real and honest after.
Legit!
@@vitalymarkov7857 Me too!
Stayin' alive... Stayin alive...
I'm ded😂😂
This is my go to reply. "How are you?" "I am alive, and you?" "Haha, I am alive too." "Great, it would be really awkward if we were standing here dead."
For some time now I've been saying that this is the toughest question to answer in everyday life ("Do I have to lie again?"). So glad to have chanced upon your video for these lovely suggestions!
" How are you? "
" I am handsome."
Underrated 😂😂
Aight ima start using this... thank u babe
I wish I could use this but I'd be lying
chris dias oml same, except I’m a girl, yeah qw q
Hope u meet some PRETTY soon😂😂
"How are you?"
"Fine thanks for asking"- goes back to deep depression.
I thought it was called the big sad?
That’s what I call it
lol me
@@user-dk1mv8qe2x that's a mighty fine user name you have there
@Life.Sucks.Die. haha, thank you, your’s is great as well.
@@ethanmoyes8204 wtf????
"I'm better than yesterday and worst than tomorrow"...
@JB Markowicz Thank you!
Related
@@happyperson7150 relatable*
"Overworked and underpaid" LOVE IT! that's the best! thank you Lucy!
How am I? Worse than I deserve.
😆Funny people
Literally just thought of that a min. ago... Lol same
@@danamoldovan9135 not funny. It's quite sad you know...
How do you calculate what you deserve?
I like using:
"I'm peachy"
"Just dandy"
"Spiffy"
I don’t know what any of those mean...
well just peachy keen
No
Chipper!
I say jiggly
Them: How are you?
Me: still busy converting oxygen to carbon dioxide.
Why do I love this?
This is amazing not gonna lie
Okay, I'm stealing this.
And then some be like:
Woww dude are you a chemist or something how are you doing this :O ??
And I was cracking one of my lame jokes. No complaints though.
I always loved the British accent but you, Lucy, took it to a next level. English is my second language and I can understand everything you say without much effort! Perfect! Love the Brits!
"How are you?"
"Well. It's complicated."
@@ad.6472 Welp 😂
Oh yeah! Lmao
Yes,✌️👍✌️😭
F
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Any native speakers here because you hate responding to "how are you?"
I hate responding. I hate being asked questions, I hate having to answer nonsense questions, I hate small talk.
@@salonika101 ugh same, even conversations tire me out and I go mental when loads of ppl are trying to talk to me
@@rosewalls8776 Me Too ! 😃
My go to is “Good, You?”
@@salonika101 same, it just annoying -_-
My response is “My psychiatrists says I am getting better”
That's depressing 😂
Raquel Frame 😂😂😂
😂😁😃😀😃😃😃
Perfect!
i like this one, lol
At the time when our Dad was in his late 90’s and 100, friends would ask him this question. His reply was often… Well I’m still kicking. I’m just not kicking up much dust! 😁 He was a Pilot during WWII and had a lot of great stories for those wanting to take time to listen. He was a great Dad and loving husband for over 50 years. He’s greatly missed.
He sounded so cool.
He sure does.
Could i know the man, who you were talking about ?
Them: how are you?
Me: I'm fine
Them: are you not going to ask me back?
Me: no, I don't really care about how you're doing
Someone: How’s your day going?
Me: Good.
...
Me: Oh you’re day, I don’t give a fuck about your day.
@@maahws7172 uh *your
Oh no..that's so rude and they'll get upset.
Woah, watch out guys, we got a badass over here
Loll
"I'm alive" and "I'm surviveing " are the ones being used the most in 2020 and 2021
i thought i was original with im alive
Surviving
I'm negative 😂😂😂😂😂
Yeah correct
😂
One I find fun to use is, "Medium well." As a follow-up, "At my age, that is about as good as it gets."
Your examples of "I'm Alive" and "I'm surviving" are very good ones for 2020.
Yes, right
Yeah... right you are
Hmm..
I’m on the right side of the grass.
You're right, and even in other languages hahahaha
The best answer: " Fully blessed" 👏🙏😌
in victory.
"How are you?"
"I have 36 smart and intresting responses to your question. Which do you prefer?"
"Whatever."
Hahahaha
😂😂😂😂
Haha :')
Hahaha
😂😂
Thank you so much for your invaluable teaching on greeting exercise, Teacher Lucy.
"How are you?"
"Free, until they find me again!"
The look you get is priceless
😂😂 I'm going to use that someday
Owl Morris 😅😅😅
Loooolll
Have lived in California for a while. Some of the common responses are:
Hangin’ in there,
Takin’ it one day at a time,
Chilling,
Dandy,
Taking it easy,
Not too shabby,
Livin’ large,
sup (What’s up): A single word response that avoids answering the question and throws it back at the other person.
Whazzaaaaa! (What’s up) with tongue lolling out and a bottle of beer in one hand.
Betelgeuse I liked "not too shabby" it sounds formal and informal at the same time
@@anilagarwal4983 somehow it reminds me of spiderman 2 game on pc
“How are you?”
“Alive, unfortunately.”
Mood
Lol
OH OH MY GOD OHHHHHHHHHHH!!!@@
This is my one
"How are you?"
"Not dead , yet"
Now that I have seen this video , I am temporarily fantastic. Thumbs up Lucy.
But you know that when someone will ask you "how are you" even after watching this video
"i'm fine thankyou" is what"s gonna come out of your mouth
😂😂😂indeed! Its exactly me
lmfao hopefully that won't be the case 4 me, i need to get used to saying a variety of different things
depends who is asking....
Yes for our Chinese ppl its written into DNA Lol
me: “Slowly but surely dying actually. Aren’t we all?”
also me: laughs in hidden yet exposing my dark side
relatable
My favourite response: " As strong as a lion in the long grass!"
lucy, just a perfect teacher..keep it up
When I'm down but still wanna be sarcastic I say "Depressed, stressed but well dressed"
My favorite: “Ah, you know, strikes and gutters. Ups and downs.” via The Dude from The Big Lebowski.
I'm so glad I found this video. It really helps me improve my conversation skills. Thank you, Teacher Lucy. (Smiles like Mr. Bean)
My favorite response is "If I have a tail, I would wag it like a champ"
But when someone asks me "How are you?" I used to sing "I Feel Good" by James Brown.
What a beautiful English teacher 💙
Got a work colleague who said this, "Oh, same as ever,(pause) never better" I was really impressed. She asked me how I was. I said "same as ever, never worse".
Dear Lucy
I just adore your teaching and you are one of the reason that keep me motivated for learning British English.
Just a massive thanks and hopefully you are reading this cause I want you to read this 😍😍😍
And for anyone reading this thanks 🥰🥰
armmmyyy
Dear Lucy, I love them all! If I had to decide I'd go for "better now that I'm talking to you." The lesson is one of your best especially because it's so authentically presented by you laughing in your studio alone. 😘
Lucy, yo really a perfect teacher. I like the way u polish our ur mistakes
I always like catching people off-guard when they're expecting a standard "I'm good" response, instead I smile, laugh and say "I'm terrible, I almost died today!" The look on their face is just magical.
What does off guard mean
Favourite at work:
Someone: "How are you?"
Me: "Still breathing!"
In my head, I'm pretending to be barely keeping together to discourage them from making it any worse. S'metimes, conversation is like warfare, ye know!
You're amazing Lucy! Keep it going!
Another one: 'Alive and kicking!'
Most of my daily interactions go as followed:
Speaker 1: Y'aright?
Speaker 2: Y'aright mate?
End conversation
I also like the repsonse "honestly?"
Thank you ,I really enjoyed ur teachings
I had a coworker who always answered, "Just short of wonderful!" Really sweet, upbeat guy he was.
Noted 😂
you meant sort of, correct?
@@SellingSocalRealty168 "Just short of," meaning almost. 😉
There was an older guy at work (since retired) who would always answer "GREAT!" with an un-nerving smile on his face. It made you curious as to what was so great, but kind of afraid to ask.
@@jfan4reva That was probably his intention 😁 My "absolutely fantastic" with a huge smile and an excited manner like an American motivational speaker freaks a few people out. I'm a very naughty boy 😉
"I can speak English why am I here?"
*Sees Lucy and hears her accent*
"Ah okay now I remember :)"
This. Yes. British accents generally don't do much for me but this one is like ASMR.
Friend: how are you?
Me: I’m TRYING to survive quarantine
I love the way you explain and talk
1960: We will have flying cars in the future.
2019: How to respond to how are you.
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Savage😂
😂😂😂😂😂 this comment made me choke
Examiner:How are you?
Me:I'm alright now,but there's still time for everything to go horribly wrong.
Thank you lovely teacher lucy
You are welcome
@@EnglishwithLucy What does it mean
Super useful video! Thank you so much!
Life wasn't bad when I can learn English from Lucy during lockdown.
As an Irish person it’s: “Ah sure you know yourself”.
Hahaha tell Mary I said hi to the kids
“Leaving cert still happening” hahahah
Ara I'm grand
Aran can u speak Irish(Gaelic)?
scouse nofeyzulla Yep
I loved "Never been better!" It sounds so happy 😄❤
Ya . actually I am from India and I want to make a English speaker.can you help me because English is your mother language.
Chaton Sacrément it couldn’t be better
"Never better, but that ain't say'n much."
Chaton Sacrément totally! We love this one too.
Another option of saying the same - "Better than ever!" ☺️
I work with alot of students whose first language is not English they find these videos very helpful when i show them!
I like to use, " I'm not doing three bad" which is one better than not too bad...
Stephen S2R ooooo i like this one
“Same soup, just reheated”
This is a lovely one!!!!🙄 Thanks for sharing....
Cool response
Creative.
Great
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I absolutely loved this wonderful lesson from your end, Ms. Earl. I feel extremely proud as a student to see how far you've come. I came across your channel when it had a mere 500K subscribers and now it's on the verge of hitting yet another milestone(3M)! 🎉Subscribing to your channel was one of the best decisions I've ever made in my life and your incredible lessons have certainly transformed it for the better. My heartiest gratitudes to you Ms. Earl for the efforts you've put in over the years to help students like me, realise their love for this beautiful language called English. May the forthcoming year usher in abundance of happiness and prosperity for you and your loved ones.
Love xxx
Since this is a programme that teaches correct British English, you should know that there is no full stop after a contraction (although there is in American English), only after an abbreviation: Mrs Jones is correct, as is Prof. Jones. Add to this that Ms is neither a contraction nor an abbreviation, it is a word; therefore, it has no full stop after it. (You could argue that Ms is a contraction of Mrs or Miss, but , as such, it still wouldn't have a full stop after it.)
@@michaeljohnangel6359 Learnt something new. Thank you.😊
Thank you so much, Sir for your piece of advice. :)
Thanks so much--what fun! A favorite response I've heard, and used on occasion, is, "If I were any better I'd have to be two people!"
Look them straight in the eye and say "You Reaaalllyyyy want to know, don't you?"
There's intrigue, & there's terror.
Them: "How are you?"
You: "Oh you know, thinking about the universe, the meaning of life, and big ol' butts."
"How are you? "
"If I had a tail, I would wag it"
That's my favourite
If I were a chauvinistic pig, I'd say oink.
Fairly mesmerising this young lady.
'Decently decent on this decent day, with a decent amount of decency to make it ever so slightly more decent'
That was pretty decent.
Lmaooo
decent
“Better than I deserve”
I love this one.
A southern response is “I’m peachy”.
By far the best English teacher in the ether bar none!
"Shhh , it's too early to tell..."
I love it , lol 😁
When dealing with a lot negatively, one could cheerfully say, " as well as can be expected ! "
I normally do this:
Friend: How are you?
Me: Just like you 😉
*Problem Solved*
Nice way
Me: better than u
Great lesson! Thanks for sharing and I love my original response from a 68 male in the US.
"Doing good for a man in my condition!"
"How are you?"
"I'm god"
"You're god are you?"
"Yes I'm good"
RM & V
lolly fish 😂
HAHAHAHA I KNEW IT 🤣🤣🤣🤧🤚🏻
😂😂💜
Yes army!!
AS SOON AS I SAW I'M GOD, I WAS LIKE: "THEY'RE ARMY, AREN'T THEY?!"!!!!!!
AND YOU WERE!!!!!!
😂💜
"How are you?"
"YES"
Lol your irritating
OMG LOL,
Or as Hermione Granger once responded to Harry Potter: “never better”.
*Potterhead* *Spotted*
*Nevah bettah*
Ya.... I'm a potterhead too..the sentence put a smile on my face...😉✌️😊
So so
Potterheads are everywhere
To encourage, I listen to your teaching for good and for your lovely way. Not really to be a good learner.❤❤
'If I had a tail, I would wag it' I'm definitely using this one
Bad days:
How are you?
Me: You don't want to know! 😁
I liked it!
I like how I'm learning some British words from Lucy. She's helping me see great ways to properly express myself better.
Thank you Lucy.
I want to learn more.
God bless you
A: How are you?
B:Good enough!!
A:Who are you?
B:Guddinough
A:........
Welp
Love this😂
I grew up in Georgia, USA. We sometimes say things like "I'm finer than a frog's hair." or "If I were any better I'd be twins." The latter is funny to me, because I AM a twin. If I'm so-so, I might say, "fair to partly cloudy." or "Fair to midlin'." If I'm physically ill, I might say "I'm sicker than a dog; I know, because I have a dog, and she's doing pretty well." OR if I'm VERY sick, "I'd have to get better to die."
I know and love all of those rural American phrases. My favourite of the ones you cited is "If I were any better I'd be twins" -- it really cracks me up. Another one i have always enjoyed is "Partly cloudy with a chance of rain." One old farmer i knew said, totally deadpan, "I'll feel better after you buy me a beer."
"How are you?"
"Haven't keeled over dead yet."
"How are you?"
"My everything hurts."
Enjoy it! Thank you again. Best wishes!
dear miss Earl can you please make a video on "some tips for public speaking."? that will be really helpful..and i really really want to thank you because i got an A plus in my writing skills as i just used some of the phrases as well as idioms that you included in your videos...really thanks a lot ...that is really kind of you...
love from India ...
There's a public speaking video on Lucy's channel and that's a business English course for free, just check it out in her channel
ruclips.net/video/oR3B_9m4ZVw/видео.html another video of Lucy
You can practice talking to youself or like I did. Creating a podcast
anchor.fm/antonio-marcos21/episodes/How-To-Sound-Credible-Part-I-e93ut4
The EDU lab this is a great question! Public speaking is something even native speakers get nervous about. Our English lesson on our channel this week is about how to reach your goals in English and our example is about public speaking!
Right mam plz make some video conversion of english
"Fair to partly cloudy" is one of my favorites.
m.ruclips.net/video/bj6lC2W1ZqA/видео.html
I seriously propose the use of more complex reaction options for the RUclips's videos. I'm in loved with all of them (English with Lucy)♥️. What a content!
Agree!
I always have the problem with internet network. But I like to try to listen to your lesson when i can.