Master These 10 Business Phrasal Verbs NOW! | #businessenglish #phrasalverbs

Welcome to our latest video on mastering essential phrasal verbs for a professional, business context! Phrasal verbs, idioms, and native-like expressions are crucial for anyone looking to improve their Business English skills. These linguistic tools not only enhance your communication but also boost your self-confidence in professional settings. Understanding and using these expressions correctly can make a significant difference in your interactions, helping you to come across as more fluent and natural in English. For business professionals, entrepreneurs, and university students aiming to excel in their careers, mastering Higher English is a key step towards achieving these goals.

In this video, we cover ten indispensable phrasal verbs that will elevate your Business English. From "bring out" to "make up for," these verbs are commonly used in the workplace and will help you navigate various business scenarios effectively. For learners at CEFR level B1 and above, these phrasal verbs will enrich your vocabulary and improve your overall language ability. By integrating these expressions into your daily communication, you will be able to express yourself more clearly and confidently, ultimately leading to greater success in your professional endeavors. Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe for more Business English tips and lessons!
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0:00 Intro
0:17 Phrasal Verbs
0:40 bring out
1:09 build on
1:36 come out of
1:59 hand over
2:22 look into
2:43 send off
3:09 send out
3:35 team up
4:00 try out
4:22 make up for
4:40 Why you should use phrasal verbs?
4:58 Outro

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