Name: 元気ですか？"と言ってはいけません。ちゃんとした質問をしましょう! (DO NOT say "how are you?"! Ask the question PROPERLY!)
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T08:17:43.000Z
Duration: 11 min 19 s
Description: VoiceTubeの動画で発音を聞きながら英語表現を覚えよう！学べる英語：

- Hello everyone and welcome
back to English with Lucy.

that we use to acknowledge
people nonchalantly.

50 Weird and Confusing Facts About Britain

that we don't really expect an answer to.

So, in this video I'm gonna
give you loads of alternatives

I've broken them down into three sections.

I'm gonna give you casual
how are you alternatives

for friends and family, formal
ones for work situations

but if you want to improve your listening

with listening to audio books on Audible.

Take a book that you have
already read in English

or a book that you would
like to read in English

I've got loads of
recommendations for good books

And read this chosen book while listening

Reading alone will not help
you with your listening

and that's because English
in not a phonetic language.

If you hear and listen
to a word as you read it,

By reading and listening
tat the same time,

and the best part is that you
can get one free audiobook,

if you click on the link
in the description box

Then you can download one of
my audiobook recommendations.

Right, let's get started with the lesson.

So, let's start with casual
alternatives to how are you.

I'm doing good, but that's
actually grammatically incorrect.

When responding to a how
are you style question,

I am doing charity work or
doing something positive.

Three, this one's slightly more American,

A very common answer to
this is nothing much,

Number four, what's new, or
even, what's new with you?

or if anyone's been doing
anything interesting

You could say this to someone
that you've seen recently

Number five, I wonder if
you've heard this one before,

Number six is a very British
one, it's what are you up to?

Now this comes from to be up to mischief.

which means you're doing
something mischievous.

It's a very friendly
and endearing question.

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