Learn Business Through Stories - Building a Business (Full Lesson)

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In this lesson, we use the 'Building a Business' story to learn phrasal verbs and vocabulary to help upgrade your business English. Practice your listening, learn 12 business phrasal verbs, and do some listen & repeat practice (shadowing) to improve your English and sound more professional.
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[@BusinessEnglishPlus]

12 very useful phrasal verbs today👌Give me your examples below and I'll take a look⬇

[@lucywebster7222]

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[@jejubada815]

This is so useful!!❤

[@BusinessEnglishPlus]

I’m glad you liked it!😀

[@hasibrahman3930]

Need more stories like this 🔥​@@BusinessEnglishPlus

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[@BusinessEnglishPlus]

Thanks for the nice feedback! Happy to have you as a subscriber and all the best to you in Ukraine~

[@user-tu9ih5ck9c]

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[@user-tu9ih5ck9c]

Scale up =skyrocket?

[@BusinessEnglishPlus]

'Scale up' is something we do actively, whereas 'Skyrocket' means to increase dramatically. Usually, we talk about prices skyrocketing.

[@user-tu9ih5ck9c]

Green light=go-ahead?

[@BusinessEnglishPlus]

Right👍

[@user-tu9ih5ck9c]

Drum up interest =arouse interest?

[@BusinessEnglishPlus]

Right👍

[@user-tu9ih5ck9c]

Paying of=offset?

[@BusinessEnglishPlus]

'Pay off' has a positive connotation (like reward), whereas 'offset' means to counteract.

[@user-tu9ih5ck9c]

Hi. Can we say,,To receive the go-ahead" or ,,to receive the endorsement " ? Thank you .

[@BusinessEnglishPlus]

Absolutely. In business, ‘receive/get the go ahead’ is extremely common when you get permission to do something.

[@user-tu9ih5ck9c]

@@BusinessEnglishPlus ,,to receive endorsement " is similar meaning to ,, to receive permission" .Or is it closer to ,,to get authorized"?

[@user-tu9ih5ck9c]

I am very grateful to your clarification 🙏

[@BusinessEnglishPlus]

@@user-tu9ih5ck9c I'm happy to help!