24 Business Phrasal Verbs

Welcome to our video on 24 essential English business phrasal verbs! 🌟
What is a Phrasal Verb?
A phrasal verb is a combination of a verb and one or more prepositions that, together, create a meaning different from the original verb. Phrasal verbs are common in English, especially in business language, and mastering them can help you sound more natural and professional.
Why Are Phrasal Verbs Important?
Phrasal verbs are crucial in business communication. They help you understand conversations, emails, and meetings better. Using them correctly can make your speech and writing clearer and more effective, helping you succeed in the workplace.
Time Stamps for Each Phrasal Verb
Jump to the specific phrasal verb you need to learn:
00:00 - Intro
00:05 - Carry out
00:28 - Draw up
00:51 - Figure out
01:15 - Hold on
01:36 - Keep up with
01:59 - Lay off
02:24 - Look into
02:48 - Put off
03:11 - Set up
03:33 - Take over
03:56 - Turn down
04:20 - Work out
04:43 - Bring up
05:06 - Call off
05:25 - Get ahead
05:45 - Hand in
06:06 - Look over
06:25 - Run out of
06:49 - Step down
07:13 - Take on
07:37 - Wrap up
07:59 - Cut back
08:23 - Bring in
08:46 - Break down
09:08 - Outro
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