fine
adjectiveokay, satisfactory
Example
"I'm fine, thanks for asking."
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Alternatives to I'm Fine
Axel and Celia teach better ways to express how you feel instead of always saying 'I'm fine'. Learn natural English expressions for different emotions.
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Key Vocabulary
Master these essential words to speak English confidently
fantastic
adjectiveextremely good, wonderful
Example
"I'm feeling fantastic today!"
exhausted
adjectiveextremely tired
Example
"I'm exhausted after work."
stressed out
expressionvery worried or anxious
Example
"I'm stressed out about the exam."
overwhelmed
adjectivefeeling too much pressure
Example
"I'm overwhelmed with tasks."
thrilled
adjectiveextremely excited and happy
Example
"I'm thrilled about the news!"
miserable
adjectivevery unhappy
Example
"I feel miserable today."
anxious
adjectiveworried about something
Example
"I'm anxious about tomorrow."
content
adjectivesatisfied and happy
Example
"I'm content with my life."
frustrated
adjectiveangry because of problems
Example
"I'm frustrated with this task."
upbeat
adjectivepositive and cheerful
Example
"She's always so upbeat."
drained
adjectivecompletely tired
Example
"I feel drained after the meeting."
ecstatic
adjectiveextremely happy
Example
"I'm ecstatic about the promotion!"
bummed out
expressiondisappointed or sad
Example
"I'm bummed out about the news."
pumped up
expressionvery excited and energetic
Example
"I'm pumped up for the game!"
worn out
expressionvery tired
Example
"I'm worn out from running."
on cloud nine
expressionextremely happy
Example
"I'm on cloud nine today!"
under the weather
expressionfeeling sick
Example
"I'm under the weather today."
over the moon
expressionextremely pleased
Example
"I'm over the moon about this!"
burnt out
expressionexhausted from overwork
Example
"I'm burnt out from studying."
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