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Great! If you have any questions about oral English or need practice, feel free to ask me.... more

Great! If you have any questions about oral English or need practice, feel free to ask me.
Your sentence "good" is very short and not a complete thought. Here are some improved versions depending on what you mean:
1. If you mean "I'm doing well":
- "I'm good." (casual)
- "I'm doing well, thank you." (polite)
2. If you mean something is good (like food, a movie, etc.):
- "This is good."
- "That’s really good!" (more enthusiastic)
3. If you want to agree politely:
- "That’s good."
- "Good!" (short and clear)
Tips for speaking better English:
- Add more details (e.g., "I'm feeling good today!" instead of just "good").
- Use full sentences when possible (e.g., "That’s a good idea.").
- Practice common phrases like "How are you?" → "I'm good, thanks!"
Would you like help with a specific situation (e.g., greetings, compliments, agreeing)? 😊