"Fine" vs. "just fine" I have a pupil. She's adult. And he children live in the USA. So, when I aak her - "How are you?", sometimes she says a phrase "I am just fine". I've never seen such phrase in books and never heard abroad. But she told me that her children taught her. So, I need your opinion - Is it correct to say "I am just fine"? And what does it mean? Is it sounds like "I am not very well"?

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Difference between "Good" and "Okay". Is there a special difference between Good and Okay? One man told me that Good is better than Okay. And it's a common idea, which know everybody. I've never heard about this. For example, if I say - "I am okay" or "I am good". He said that the meaning of my life with "good" means better, than just "ok". Is it true? In Russia we always think that it's absolutely the same.

Full-time and part-time education Is it correct way to say about different types of education? Full-time means that students have their lessons every day. Part-time means - students have lessons only two months per year and pass their exams twice per year. Is it correct? Or in English there are others words for this?

How to pronounce "Often"? With "t" or without? Here in Russia we always learn to pronounce this word without "t" - ofn. But I heard one video and there was a man, who always said "oftn". So, which is correct?

With whom...? Or Who with...? I heard two different questions: With whom did you go? And Who did you go with? What example sounds more natural? Which I better to use?

How to say "I understood you"? I want to learn more about phrases "got it" and "I see". Is it sounds natural? why I can't say just "I understood", can I? What phrases I can use in the same meaning?

How to pronounce "can't"? We usually say "can" with sound "æ" between. But I heard that the word "can't" we should pronounce with "a" (like letter "r"). Is it true? Could someone from native speakers explain me that?

Why do we ask "What's the weather like today?"? Why we can't just say "What's the weather today?"? For what we should put the word "like" into the question?