You could say that you are doing well today, your good, your fine. Whatever you are feeling, tell them.
Say what you are doing, possibly in a banterish way.
No tanks
I donβt know
you just go y e s ...
you hereby are asked
Que haces, mi amor (accent on first 'e')
Because you merged it with a question asking for a diagram, not a picture, of Venus. When you say that your question is the same as one that it is NOT the same as, it gets merged with that one, and yours does not get answered.
No; you are supposed to say: He had already asked you
No, the correct way to say it is "You are satisfactory" or "You are satisfactory to me." The preposition "to" is needed to show that you are stating your opinion on the other person's satisfaction.
When you are asked what your weaknesses are, you should mention areas that you need to improve on. You should also say what you are doing to improve on them.
Malingerer.
One word that means "doing what is asked" is "oblige," as in "I'm happy to oblige." Another word would be "obey."