12 Phrasal Verbs to Sound Professional in Business Meetings

In this business English lesson, you will learn 12 phrasal verbs to sound professional in your next business meeting. For each phrasal verb, I will give an easy example sentence and then a more difficult one. Enjoy!
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Hey Jack Thanks for your time and for teaching us these super cool phrasal verbs. Bring forward and circle back were new for me. I'll use them for sure.

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Thank you for the great lesson. Could you please advise on using phrases “ push back” and “ call off”. I What about using “ put off “ instead of previous. And also-can we say” to postpone a meeting “ or it sounds very old fashioned? Thank you

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'Postpone a meeting' is absolutely fine! If you want the phrasal verb for this, it's 'push back' or 'put off'. Both of these mean to delay. 'Call off' is to cancel something entirely. All are very useful and common phrasal verbs in business!

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