"I'm" is an abbreviation for "I am." When adding "good" you can use it in everyday conversations and in casual situations, when someone introduces you and you want to say no in a polite way.
Using "I'm good"
In this simple and also useful explanation, you will learn how to using "I'm Good".
1. Generally satisfactory health or well-being.
If you in a state of generally satisfactory health or well-being. Here are the examples:
- A: How are you, Tom?
- B: I'm good, thanks.
- A: You shouldn't be walking on that ankle!
- B: Nah, I'm good! It's just a little sprain!
- A: Are you feeling OK? You look a little green.
- B: I'm good. I just need to get a little fresh air.
2. Everything is satisfactory
If you do not need anything else; everything is satisfactory.
- Do you want some help?
- No, I’m good, I'm doing it on my own.
- Are you hungry?
- No, I'm good.
- A: Would you like anything else to eat or drink, sir?
- B: No thanks, I'm good.
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