curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-how-to-share-your-progress-in-weekly-stand-up-meetings/6579dd420cf6b81db05470f4.md
The phrase on your plate is an idiomatic expression meaning the tasks or responsibilities one currently has. In a professional context, asking What's on your plate? is a way to inquire about someone's current workload or projects. For example, I have a lot on my plate this week with three reports to submit indicates a busy schedule.
Good morning, team. Let's start BLANK stand-up meeting. What's on your BLANK today?
our
It indicates something that belongs to or involves the speaker and the group, here referring to the team's meeting.
plate
It refers to the tasks or responsibilities that someone is currently dealing with.
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