Of course! Let's explore some interesting English expressions and idioms. For example, "The ball is in your court" means that it's now your responsibility to make a decision or take action. Another fun one is "Break the ice," which means to start a conversation in a social setting to make everyone feel more comfortable. Would you like to learn more?
Your sentence is understandable but can be improved for clarity and naturalness. Here's a corrected and improved version:
"I'm doing well. Could you teach me some interesting English expressions?"
Tips:
1. Use a question form that sounds polite and natural, like "Could you..." instead of "Would you...".
2. Separate your ideas into two sentences for clarity.
3. Specify what you want to learn, such as "interesting expressions," "phrases," or "vocabulary."