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Use it to reassure someone that you're fine and need no assistance.
After the minor bike accident, I got up and said, 'I’m all right, Jack.'
It's not appropriate for situations where you actually need help.
Even though he was lost, he told the guide, 'I’m all right, Jack.'
It's casual speech, suitable for informal conversations, not formal situations.
In the friendly get-together, when offered more food, she smiled and said, 'I’m all right, Jack.'