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Master Business Phrasal Verbs

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What did Jane do to ensure that the new product was on track?

She cut back on the expenses

She carried out extensive market research

She phased out the old product

She followed up with her team regularly (correct)

What setback did Jane encounter during the project?

They needed to cut back on their expenses (correct)

They had trouble getting the product to market

They didn't have enough resources

They encountered a few challenges along the way

What did Jane do to meet the needs of their customers?

She carried out extensive market research

She worked tirelessly

She phased out the old product

She came up with a new, innovative solution (correct)

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Jane's Project Management

Created a detailed project plan to ensure the new product was on track
Faced a setback when a key supplier failed to deliver a critical component on time
Conducted customer surveys and gathered feedback to understand customer needs and preferences

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Test your knowledge of essential phrasal verbs used in business with this quiz inspired by Jane's success story. Learn how to use phrasal verbs like "roll out" and "carry out" to describe business processes, and discover how they can help you communicate more effectively in the workplace. Sharpen your English language skills and gain confidence in your ability to discuss complex business concepts.