Vocabulary
7 key words for this lesson
FINE
OK. Not good and not bad.
I'm fine, thank you.
GOOD
Nice. You feel well.
I'm good, thanks!
TIRED
You want to sleep. You have no energy.
I'm tired. I worked a lot today.
HAPPY
You feel good and you smile.
I'm happy. It's my birthday!
SAD
You feel bad. You are not happy.
I'm sad. My friend went home.
FEEL
To have an emotion, like happy or sad.
I feel happy today.
DAY
The time from morning to night.
How is your day?
Phrases
7 phrases and their meanings
How are you?
A common question about how someone feels.
"Hi Kira! How are you?"
I'm fine, thank you.
A polite, simple answer.
"How are you?" → "I'm fine, thank you."
I'm good.
A natural, friendly answer.
"How are you?" → "I'm good!"
I'm okay.
You feel normal. Not good, not bad.
"How are you?" → "I'm okay."
And you?
A polite way to ask the same question back.
"I'm fine, thank you. And you?"
How is your day?
A question about someone's day.
"How is your day?" → "My day is good."
I feel…
Use this to talk about your emotions.
"I feel happy." / "I feel tired."
In Action
Hear how these phrases sound in real B2B situations
“Always ask back! After you answer, say "And you?". It is polite.”
Register
Understand when and how to use each phrase — formal, neutral, or informal
Videos
Watch these terms used in context
Dialogue
Read the dialogue and hover the blue words for definitions
Kira
TimHi Tim! How are you today?
I'm good, thank you. And you?
I'm fine. How is your day?
My day is good. I feel happy today.
That's great! Yesterday I was very tired.
Really? I feel a little tired now.
Oh no! I hope you feel better later.
Thanks, Kira. Don't be sad about yesterday. Today is a new day!
Exercises
Complete all three exercises to see your final score
Matching
Click a word, then click its correct definition.
Click a word on the left, then its definition on the right.
Words
Definitions
Fill in the Blank
Drag the correct words from the word bank to complete each sentence.
Sentence 1
Hi! How— — —you today?
Sentence 2
I'm good, thank you.— — —you?
Sentence 3
How is your— — —?
Sentence 4
I— — —happy today.
Sentence 5
I'm— — —. I want to sleep.
Sentence 6
I'm— — —, thank you.
Tip: Think about the meaning of each word and what makes sense in the sentence.
Multiple Choice
Choose the best answer for each question about the dialogue.
1."How are you?" What is a good answer?
2.What does "tired" mean?
3.You answer "I'm fine, thank you." What do you say next?
4."How is your day?" What is the best answer?
5."I'm sad." means…
6.In the dialogue, how does Tim feel now?