Here are some more helpful English phrases you can use while visiting a restaurant and you are finished with the meal. Also note that the practice of tipping is expected in the United States, especially for restaurant workers whose wages mostly come from tips.
Is tipping customary where you live? Share with us below. #ConversationalEnglish

The term college can have two different meanings, as shown on this graphic. It can refer to a higher-education institution, for instance, "Marta will begin her studies at the local college after she graduates from high school." It can also refer to a smaller part of a higher-education institution, as in "Marta will study journalism in the college of communications at North West University."
How is the term college used where you live? Share with us in the comments. #EducationUSA

Do you enjoy going to restaurants? Here are some useful phrases for arriving and ordering.
Use one of these phrases to tell us what you'd like to order if you were at a restaurant right now! #ConversationalEnglish

We hope you've never had to deal with an inconsiderate neighbor like the one in the example shown on this graphic. Inconsiderate people do not think of the feelings or needs of others.
Have you ever had to deal with an inconsiderate person? What was the situation and how did you handle it?

Check out the responses to thank you shown here. Which of these have you used before? Are any of them new to you? #ConversationalEnglish

Conceited is an adjective that has a very negative connotation. Take a look at the meaning shown here.
Have you ever had a conceited coworker? How did you manage having to work with them? Tell us below!

Saying thank you is an important part of being polite. Take a look at these ways to express your thanks informally or formally.
When someone does something kind for you, what do you usually say? Tell us below. #ConversationalEnglish

Have you ever clammed up when speaking in English? Take a look at this graphic for the meaning of this idiom. 🤐🤐🤐
What makes you clam up in conversation? Share with us below! #IdiomsAndSayings

Small talk, or polite conversation on simple matters, is a phenomenon that does not exist in every culture. However, it is an important skill to have in the United States.
Common small talk topics include the weather, shared interests, sports, and current events. It is generally taboo to talk about finances or religion.
What are the questions you like to ask someone to find out your common interests? What are typical small talk topics where you live? #ConversationalEnglish

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After years of resisting calls to take action against Donald Trump, the top tech platforms moved swiftly to lock him out in a historic sequence of events.

Emotional intelligence isn't just about understanding and regulating our own feelings. It also involves how we relate to others and show empathy for their feelings.
Take a look at the questions shown here. When you have a friend who is experiencing strong emotions (positive or negative) how do you offer support? Tell us in the comments! #SmallTalk #EmotionalIntelligence

Egotistical people can be difficult to work with or have relationships with because they are very self-focused. Have you ever had an egotistical colleague or friend? How did you handle the situation? Tell us below.

A "stressor" is something that makes you stressed. It could be loud noises, traffic, or being late. The graphic below explains stress management and provides a strategy.
What are some things that stress you out? What can you do to reduce that feeling? For example, if you know it can be very loud outside your window in the afternoon, you may want to put on some soothing background noise or music. Tell us some ideas about how you could manage the stress in your life. #EmotionalIntelligence

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Tomorrow I will share some mini challenges about "Prepositions"

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Easygoing people don't get upset easily, even about things that most others would. Do you know anyone who is easygoing? Are you? Share with us in the comments.

Emotional intelligence involves more than just turning inward and developing an understanding of our own feelings. It also includes recognizing the emotions of others and responding to them in ways that help build positive relationships. Do you feel that you are skilled at doing this? Tell us why below. #EmotionalIntelligence