In my last post on this subject, I covered the useful workplace phrasal verbs “go on,” “carry out,” “set up,” and “point out.” These phrasal verbs were explained in both a video lesson and a comic strip. Today, we have a new video lesson and comic strip. The business English phrasal verbs we’ll look at today are “set out,” “walk out,” “take on,” and “take up.” Enjoy!
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sir/madam i have to improve my communication skills for job purpose please help me.
Hi Amjad,
We have many resources on our blog that can help you to find ways to practice your English! These Business English posts should be helpful, but it’s also important to understand that you’ll need to improve your general English abilities in order to improve your business English. This means building the skills that are tested on the TOEFL: listening, speaking, writing and reading. I encourage you to check out these sections of out blog to find practice tips and advice 🙂
In particular, you might find the following blog posts helpful:https://magoosh.com/toefl/2014/practicing-toefl-speaking-skills/, https://magoosh.com/toefl/2016/how-to-improve-your-english-online/ , https://magoosh.com/toefl/?s=practice&submit=Search
Hope this helps 🙂 Good luck!