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Have you ever been in a work meeting and wondered what your co-workers meant when they asked you to jot things down or to hand something out? In this practical professional English lesson, I teach you twelve phrasal verbs that you can use in work meetings. Perfect for office workers who want to improve their English vocabulary! Phrasal verbs covered in this lesson:set up, start off, call off, deal with, bring up, jot down, run out of, figure out, go over, hand out, look into, and wrap up. Practice your business English by doing the quiz.
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