curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-how-to-share-your-progress-in-weekly-stand-up-meetings/6579dd5f2f35b11f3dcd9702.md
Bob uses the phrase on your plate to inquire about the team's current tasks or responsibilities. Understanding this expression is important to grasp its use in professional and everyday conversations.
What is Bob asking the team with What's on your plate today?
Their plans for lunch
On your plate here refers to tasks or workload, not literal plans for lunch.
The tasks or responsibilities they are currently handling
Their opinion on the meeting agenda
Bob's question is about their current tasks, not their opinions on the meeting agenda.
If they have completed their work
Bob is asking about current tasks, not whether work has been completed.
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