5 phrasal verbs for work

Phrasal verbs are very common in English 👩‍💻 workplaces, so it's important to know what they mean! 👀 Watch Beth and George use five of them in a normal day working at the BBC! 🤔 How many more phrasal verbs for ‘work’ do you know? ✍️ List them in the comments!
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[@bbclearningenglish]

Try ✍️ writing an example sentence with one of the phrasal verbs!

[@AlejandroQuintana-s3p]

Very well Beth!!! Perfect example of "hand in".😂😂😂😂❤❤❤

[@mingming6025]

Beth : I will hand in the resignation letter to you by the end of the day 😂

[@Iamssrk]

Thanks ❤

[@socsu-zj7dy]

I have to call off the meeting with my team at 15h00 because my Boss needs urgently to bring forward one hour another meeting with a supplier at 16h00 on the same day.

[@khansvirtualdiary]

✅✅

[@yassminenr509]

Fill in, call off, bring forward, reach out, hand in

[@justastudent6243]

I like George's voice. He could be a good audiobook narrator.

[@GogoanJerry-ic4gq]

okay thanks i will try

[@NastiKob]

I agree

[@stefaniechong9640]

Beth and George are good actors. Their acting makes the phrasal verbs meaning stand out. I understand the phrasal verbs completely. ❤😊

[@BeeBee-wt2kc]

I remember every words because of their expressions😂. Thank you so much.❤

[@MG-1987]

I believe you should’ve said ’every word’ or ’all words’. Every words is incorrect. Please someone correct me if I’m incorrect.

[@Traffic_Pro]

"Fill in" is for 1 line, blank space "Fill out" is for an application, form, document

[@katieb3059]

@@Traffic_Pro Hi, it can be used interchangeably. In British english "fill in" is used more often, in AmE "fill out" is used more often.

[@MrRyder3737]

This episode is awesome

[@benjaminestrada8788]

Thanks a lot BBC. Gretings from Mexico.

[@lmerryS]

Excellent teachers and actors ❤

[@marcefumagalli1324]

Excellent AND very useful 😊

[@Thetrurth]

I really enjoyed this conversation about phrasal verbs ❤❤

[@patriciaramirez1116]

Excellent way of learning 😮❤

[@baianshiha4050]

Your voice is very special, I mean in positive way. ❤❤❤❤❤ I mean the man's voice❤❤❤

[@bbclearningenglish]

George will be happy to hear that!

[@TramHicks]

I haven’t seen this young lady online for a long time and now she is

[@bbclearningenglish]

This is Beth and you'll see her in News Review most weeks:) kzbin.info/aero/PLcetZ6gSk968l1s4WuxwyhiyEUmg5GOZC

[@raniaalsoud3523]

You are brilliant teacher & so funny 😄 😆

[@user-dm8ux8pj7b]

Beth shows a good reason for replacing humans with robots. Robot colleague will be always like: sure no problem George with genuine happy smile 😊

[@basementcattiger6231]

you could replace 90% of humans BY robots, but humans don't such world

[@Humansmba]

I am from India and I like the videos off BBC.I find It that content is innovative,creative and learning centric...and last but not least houmrous.

[@werayutsapso2764]

Thank you for this video ❤️❤️❤️❤️ good job 🍀🍀😘😘

[@miguelangelarroyosalvador981]

BBC Learning English as always giving us such useful short videos. Greetings from Lima 🇵🇪 😉

[@myselfandpesit]

Good work both of you for teaching useful phrasal verbs.

[@MeireKT]

I really love your videos! It's really fun which makes the learning very pleasant and easy to understand :D

[@tammytsang3487]

Beth’s boss is rather bossy.😊

[@leoqqqqqqq]

😂

[@ismailnassar22]

Fill in vs fill out? Call off Bring forward Reach out Hand in vs hand over?

[@elenakarabulya9176]

Beth is the best 🫶

[@PillowEnglish]

Nice one!

[@TheThe-si5jh]

I had already known fill in, reach out, hand in. But bring forward and call off are new to me.

[@fernandonavarro6458]

Excellent useful vocabulary as usual😊

[@Natural_RusandBel]

Let's spread the word to the world to treat others with love and respect even through such learning videos. Everyone is accustomed to the fact that requests must be addressed with irritation and anger. People no longer know how else to respond to requests from a boss or a friend. Only with irritation. Let's bring goodness and light to the world ☀️ Respectfully, Sophia

[@leonKennedy0023]

George is speaking like the Duke of sandringham from outlander series 😂😂

[@alvaroandresespitiav.9013]

Each day more and more beautiful and interesting, you Beth... ❤

[@BriantheBrick]

Beth is too busy! You can’t tell her to do so many things at once, George!

[@Bsrleo44]

Wow Beth gorgeous ❤

[@Eaha19]

George's voice uff 😌 so ear soothing

[@crist67mustang]

Very well acting of both, she looks suoer *_choriada._* Greetings from 🇨🇱

[@TrangNguyen-xg4is]

These are my examples about these words we just learnt 1. fill in Please fill in all your information on the website. 2. call off The trip to the zoo can be called off. 3. bring forward The meeting’s been brought forward to Thursday. 4. reach out Could you reach out to the last customer today to confirm their booking? 5. hand in Could you hand in your report tomorrow morning? I'm practicing writing in English. And I'm very happy when someone gives me feedback on my mistakes (if any). Thank you for reading

[@sunshine_grass]

I like the flinging papers in the end.

[@AY-gf3jq]

It starts by "sure no problem " to end up by "throwing docs to his face"😂😂😂😂😂

[@Jingczerny0408.Cabinta]

Thank you BBC ❤

[@panchananpandey9044]

1.We have called off the meeting. 2.The boss could bring forward team meeting to 5 . 3.Our team will reach out to our special customer who have purchased more than 5000 pound of items. 4- Neil has filled in the tax return form this time. 5- The report should be handed in to CEO by evening. Take a look how is this madam. I'm from India.and I do love to learn English.

[@Faisala32]

We want more video like this video . Easy and benfit

[@TOEIC_UP]

thanks ^^

[@VijayKumarCreator]

Funny nd informative 😂🎉

[@Brian-fo6ew]

You should have let Jeremy handle some of the work you told Beth to do!

[@Ghost-bw6lq]

Excellent 🎉

[@hananali1802]

I'm worried about the submission date of my thesis, I hope that the academy won't bring forward the due date, I still have a lot of work to do😢. Thank you BBC learning English❤

[@saeedgh1151]

😁😁😁😁. Come on George

[@karimadel7092]

Very useful video. Thanks alot.

[@user-cool839]

Great examples. Thank you, guys, for doing that.👍❤

[@figuerdandana8453]

🤣🤣 Muchas gracias! 😉

[@mahdiesafari-x3r]

Beth😍♥️🤣🤣🤣👌👌

[@najibsagrajos7590]

I take my hat off to her

[@kammingchan]

very useful

[@bbclearningenglish]

We're glad you enjoyed it!

[@anukalsi2416]

I really love ur voice❤ sir

[@romikim4548]

Bring foward means setting appointment earlier than planned.

[@symymemlea47]

Amazing! 😂

[@BriantheBrick]

What is an opposite phrasal verb of 'bring foward'?

[@bbclearningenglish]

You can 'put back' a meeting.

[@BriantheBrick]

@@bbclearningenglish Thanks!

[@ngakim6727]

I have to hand in the final report today.

[@angelodanielguevarabobadil7185]

I spent one hour to fill in a form in order to apply a new job.

[@brunorafael3110]

She: I will fill in this other for you, this is my resignation 😂

[@BrianBrian-qn8sc]

Is George the boss? If he is, Beth can’t hand in the report by throwing it! She must do what he tells her. However, if George isn’t the boss, why is he ordering Beth around? Why doesn’t he do those things himself?

[@jacquelinevalverde4005]

Take it easy, it's just examples to teaching us in a funny way, of course they are exaggerating.

[@Skyscrapers1]

​@@jacquelinevalverde4005I think Brian was joking

[@BrianBrian-qn8sc]

​@@jacquelinevalverde4005 Of course I am joking! I love George and Beth filming a short together for the first time!

[@BrianBrian-qn8sc]

@@Skyscrapers1 Yes, I am joking! I really love BBC Learning English shorts!

[@leonardomoreirajacinto9298]

Perfect 😅

[@ABetterWorldFromHHL]

Would you please bring forward the meeting with sales team to 3?

[@user-sy8fe4fm6c]

You're all great at BBC 😂❤

[@AlexeiBocharovAlmih]

Спасибо! Очень полезные видосы. ❤

[@SheldonMeCooperAKABrian]

Can I also use 'fill out' instead of 'fill in'?

[@bbclearningenglish]

You can, but this is more common in American English.

[@SheldonMeCooperAKABrian]

@@bbclearningenglish Thanks for telling me!

[@birdocean4213]

Haha. So funny and useful 😂

[@phamthuhuong1369]

Hahaa you both are out of this world!!❤

[@verovega4509]

Priscilla didn't fill in the document early, so, we decided to call off the meeting, but Mary said that it will better to bring forward the meeting. The boss concluded that we are going to have the reunion at 9 am. So, I reached out all coworkers. You have to hand in these files to the secretary though.

[@xawphyo3924]

What a bossy boss 😮😮

[@Firouzeh-v4e]

Excellent 👌

[@chefsandeep1906]

You are all very good team

[@devichakraborty4323]

Very helpful ❤😊

[@aydnozaydn5912]

Even my gtandpa can understand this kind of English.

[@Nadin140188]

My favourite! ❤

[@basementcattiger6231]

fill out the form, fill in - is for fill in a piece of information in teh form - like surname, degree whatever

[@socsu-zj7dy]

I have to call off the meeting with my team at 15h00 because my Boss needs urgently to bring forward one hour another meeting with a supplier on the same day.

[@Sollozo1053]

What is hand in and hand over. Are they same or any difference ? ❤

[@nahunirias5964]

You've got the rolls with the punches!!!

[@artofrepetition]

so is there 'bring backward' as oppsite to 'bring forward' to say change time later than the planned time

[@andremerlin6153]

This video is great

[@Ayubdzhon]

I fiil in this You should reach out him

[@brendamg7298]

👌👌

[@Skyscrapers1]

Her compensation should be more😁

[@Kvitka777]

Next phrasal verb: to give someone their notice. 😂

[@jimmy_herion]

Gorge made Beth's blood boil, and she's definitely not a happy bunny. For crying out loud, Beth had a bone to pick with Gorge.

[@bbclearningenglish]

Great set of idioms!

[@ABetterWorldFromHHL]

Could you please fill in the form? Could you please call off the meeting at 2?

[@chan3476]

Nice

[@Asem-Alesterliny]

My aeroplane was brought forward 2 and I didn't have a clue

[@abapranger7483]

Is that you, George? How is Peppa Pig?

[@heheboy1993]

george is so funny

[@quynh0926]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@janetlee6417]

George first uses COULD YOU, later CAN YOU. Any reason why

[@bbclearningenglish]

😊 No particular reason! 'Could you' sounds politer than 'can you', so we usually use it for bigger requests.

[@annamiller9153]

Awesome, can I ask for more plase 😊

[@ABetterWorldFromHHL]

Could you reach out to Danielle to see if he is available for a quick chat

[@fer_bar.76]

Jeremy reminds me to Mr Bean 😅

[@paolobragantini2991]

wwonderful!

[@natasadiu]

Can you fill us in on how you get these ideas? 😊

[@ponrajvelusamy1869]

My boss reach out to me to give 10 phrasal verbs like your 5 phrasal verbs.😂😂

[@HuyNguyen-np8nc]

Verry nice 😂

[@Asem-Alesterliny]

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