Work & Business — Phrasal Verbs

Meetings, projects, and office tasks · 8 phrasal verbs · Level B1

carry out

Meaning: to do or complete a task or plan

Example: Companies in Austin carry out a survey of new customers every year.

set up

Meaning: to start or arrange something

Example: Michael sets up a meeting with the new client.

deal with

Meaning: to handle a problem or a person

Example: Lisa deals with customer questions all day.

hand in

Meaning: to give finished work to someone in charge

Example: David hands in his report on Monday morning.

take over

Meaning: to take control of something

Example: Emma takes over the project while her manager is away.

call off

Meaning: to cancel something that was planned

Example: They call off the meeting because the manager is sick.

bring up

Meaning: to start talking about a topic

Example: Jack brings up the budget at every meeting.

follow up

Meaning: to check on something or do more about it later

Example: Please follow up with the client by email tomorrow.

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