In today's episode of Stairway to English, understand the idiom "to have a lot on my plate". You will be able to use it in sentences and understand the meaning. Comment on this podcast with a sample sentence and I will correct your work!

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I have too much on my plate to study English today! Learn the idiom "to have a lot on my plate"

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This lively session also covers:

✈️ Common travel mistakes in English (“I was in” vs “I've been to”)

History and culture of ancient Rome

Vocabulary: endurance, poet, proclaim, ancient ruins

Speaking practice and discussion with students from around the world

Perfect for B1–B2 English learners who want to improve fluency, learn naturally through storytelling, and enjoy cultural insights.

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Introduce yourself professionally

Talk about your job, company, and industry

Use key expressions like work in, work for, work on

Expand vocabulary for employers, employees, salary, and more

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