5 Natural Phrasal Verbs for Work - Speak Natural English

In this English lesson you will learn 5 natural phrasal verbs for work. Use these phrasal verbs to sound more natural when speaking in English at your workplace.

Make your own sentences with these phrasal verbs in the comments and I will check and correct any mistakes! :)

Work Phrasal Verbs
1. get ahead
2. knock off
3. snowed under
4. stick at
5. pile up

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[minativishwakarma]

To get ahead....to be successful..
To knock stop or finish..
Snowed under.... to be busy... stressed..
To stick to continue hard
Pile accumulate..

Thanks a lot Luke for these phrasal verbs....😍

[durgabhavani]

Thank u for sharing a very useful phrasal verbs in a easiest way of understanding.Waiting for more phrasal verbs used in our daily life

[sunheekim]

Thank you so much for useful expressions :)
1. Get ahead : how did you get ahead in your career?
2. Knock off : I feel dizzy so I want to knock off work today.
3. Snowed under : I'm snowed under with work
4. Stick at : even though you're snowed under the new project, you need to stick at it to get ahead.
5. Pile up : my paper works keep piling up

[NaNa-sgqq]

Mrs.kim wanted to get ahead in her teaching career but she had to knock off work early every day due to the children. She has been snowed under with house chores after getting off work. But she stuck at her occupation to be a competent teacher. However, her work piled up not only at school not also in the house.

[amalsoummartaleb]

Hi Luke and thank you so much for this video

[niyaziozdemir]

Thanks a lot, you are great and I really like listening your podcast

[laylaallili]

Thank you Luke for this lesson. It was very important. For me I face a lot of difficulties to know or remember phrasal verbs.

[zaqiatun]

That's great explanation. I want to get ahead in Learning English.

[NaNa-sgqq]

I came across your channel while studying cake today. So glad to get to your channel. From the lesson above, I made sentences like this.

[derekcallan-englishforpros]

Nice selection of phrasal verbs Luke 👍 great lesson!

[lollylolly]

Hello from France!
Case files at work tend to file up quickly, so I have to deal with them every day. I don't knock off early because I don't want to be snowed under with my work.
Hi, Luke! I tried to make some sentences with these phrasal verbs. Sorry for the mistakes!
Thank you, I can't wait for your live lesson on Wednesday!

[MrNavigator]

every thing perfect video, how to teach, yr accent is very clear, teacher very handsome there is not any lack just keep up, im saad from saudia pls keep my name in yr mind mr luck

[arevikaraqelian]

Thanks . Can I use pile up following sentence.. find a partner for improve my speaking is really pile up...???

[hananm.]

Hi Luke. Thank you for this helpful video and I have a question about on of phrases: to stick at something, can I say to stick on it if I meant to
express how determine I am to finish doing this job for example

[crybaby]

Hi Mr. Luke, is this phrase only can used for work? I make sentence like this: Rina, you need to stick at English Course, so you can do the test easier. Is it right?

[tinthuwin]

Thanks for your last kind replies and again could you please tell me the phrases " odds and ends " and " bits and bobs " are totally the same or is there any difference between them?

In my view, I sincerely want you to teach us very common expressions, phrasal verbs and grammar for speaking. Thank you very much Sir.

[paiman]

Right now it is very difficult for all Afghan young boys and girls to get ahead in studying, because the new government is called Imarat e Islami (TALIBAN) does not allow them to continue their studying.