English Practice: Christmas Culture

Background:

I attended

my wife’s Work Christmas Party last night and it was a lot of fun.......unfortunately, we didn’t win the BIG prize.....

Practice:

1. What does “Workplace Etiquette” mean?

2. Which is better, giving or getting? Why?

3. What is your favorite Christmas symbol (Christmas Tree, Snowman, etc.)?

Comments

Jenny_P

@Austin Thanks and Appreciated！Hope u have a happy Christmas🎅🎅🎅🎄🎄🎄🌟🌟🌟👍👍👍🍻🍻🍻

2019.12.20 22:22
Austin

@Aunt Lydia

2019.12.20 18:36
Austin

@ᠬᠠᠨᠠᠨ Thank you!

2019.12.20 18:34
Austin

@R.A.Z

2019.12.20 18:33
Austin

@Sawyer

2019.12.20 18:32
Austin

@Joe

2019.12.20 18:29
Austin

@Dora

2019.12.20 18:28
Austin

@Mary Foodie

2019.12.20 18:25
Austin

@Jenny_P

2019.12.20 18:24
ᠬᠠᠨᠠᠨ

You and your beautiful wife ,nice couple

2019.12.19 13:00
Austin

@Eyebrows Me studying? Why?

2019.12.19 00:07
Austin

@Way Your welcome!

2019.12.19 00:07
Austin

@Joi Thanks!

2019.12.19 00:07
Austin

@Abeer in progress Thanks!

2019.12.19 00:07
R.A.Z

1. It's the manners you should have when dealing and communicating with people at work. 2. Both! We have to give to get something. Giving feels good even if there is no getting in return. 3. Snow and Christmas tree despite the fact that we don't celebrate it here in SA. We have our own occasions 😁

2019.12.18 17:02
Joe

1. Mean workplace code? 2. I think both.. cause giving something will make them happy and I get presents I will feel happy too.. so, everyone feels happy 😊 3. Snowman ⛄️

2019.12.18 11:58
Abeer in progress

@Eyebrows lol commitment is hard

2019.12.17 23:48
Eyebrows

@Abeer in progress I second that. Btw, aren’t you supposed to be studying right now?👀 Go and study💪🌸

2019.12.17 23:44
Way

thanks for your sharing

2019.12.17 23:41
Joi

beautiful wife and husband😁

2019.12.17 23:25
Abeer in progress

Beautiful couple

2019.12.17 22:45