Use 'chime in' when you want to join a conversation, especially if it's informal.

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Don't overuse 'chime in'; it can seem like you're dominating the conversation.

Avoid Overuse

'Chime in' is great for group discussions to signal that your turn to speak has come naturally.

'Chime in' can imply interruption, use it when the break in conversation isn't rude.

Chiming in isn’t always welcome; ensure the conversation is open for input first.

Use 'chime in' to quickly show agreement or support during someone else’s speech.

When you 'chime in' with agreement, it often adds a positive tone to the discussion.