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"Good Morning"- A polite greeting for the morning, it can be replaced with Hello or Good Afternoon depending on the time of day "How are you feeling today?"- Asking the person how they are feeling at this time. "Hello/Good Morning"- is your greeting "Are you feeling any better today?"- shows that you are concerned about how they were feeling and want to find out how they are feeling now.

Any of these queries is suitable.

"Good morning" ✰ Standard greeting at the beginning of the day. "I hope it wasn't too troubling to attend/be here today" ✰ You hope that it was not hard for them to attend the meeting. ✰ "to attend" and "to be here" have the same meaning in this case. "- how are you feeling?" ✰ The "-" sign indicates a pause. This is a longer pause than a comma (,), but a shorter pause than a period (.). I hope this helps! Good luck! ✰✰

When talking to a superior it's best to talk in a formal way to give them respect. When they attend the business meeting and you want to ask how they are feeling you can say, " Hi, I'm sorry you weren't feeling well, how are you feeling now?" It's a nice way to show them that you care about them even if they are your boss.

Normally, if you are addressing a person that is a superior, it is appropriate to use the noun 'sir' or 'madam' depending on whether the person is a man or a woman . It shows respect. In this case, the person is a superior or a person in authority. Sometimes its better to mention the disease that he/she had suffered from, provided it was not a shameful disease. It is also ideal to verbally 'welcome' the person 'back' before asking how he/she is feeling now. So, you may say: Good morning sir/madam. Have you recovered well from your illness? or Good morning sir/madam. Are you feeling better after that bout of flu? or Good morning sir/madam. Welcome back. How are you feeling now?

When someone is not feeling well and we would like to check up on their progress we can use any of the sentences above. We can ask if they are feeling better than they were the day before, "Are you feeling better today?" "Is there an improvement in your health today?" In good health: free from any sickness Improve: to make better, to feel better (in this case)

"I hope you're feeling better!" This statement is used when someone has been ill or sick, and you are expressing that you hope they are not sick anymore and are feeling better, this is a casual and polite way of phrasing this. "Are you feeling any better today?" This is used when asking someone has been feeling ill and you are asking if they feel any better, if they are still sick.

>Hello, how are you feeling today? *This is a simple polite way of asking how he/she is doing today. >Hi, are you well and healthy again? #Healthy=pertaining to or characteristic of good health *This is asking if he/she is 100% normal again. >Hi, looks like you had a speedy recovery! *This is when you can see that he/she does not look sick and that he/she was recovered well.