Phrasal Verbs for the Office
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What does it mean to 'fill out' a form?

  • To submit the form
  • To revise the form
  • To sign the form
  • To complete the form (correct)

What does 'run out of' imply in an office context?

  • To transfer something
  • To use something completely (correct)
  • To search for something
  • To organize supplies

When someone says they need to 'note down' information, what are they doing?

  • Ignoring the information
  • Verbalizing the information
  • Writing down the information (correct)
  • Reading the information

What is meant by the phrase 'back up your files'?

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What does it mean if something 'comes up' at work?

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To 'keep up with' something indicates what action?

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What does it mean to 'set up' an event?

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If someone is said to be 'going through' a difficult time, what does this suggest?

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What does 'find out' mean in a business context?

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If a meeting is 'called off', what has happened?

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What is implied when someone states they need to 'order more pens'?

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When an employee informs you that something 'urgent has come up', what does it mean?

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To 'note down the main points' suggests what action?

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If a file is 'backed up', what should you expect?

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Flashcards

Fill Out

To complete a form or document.

Run Out Of

To use up all of a supply or resource.

Note Down

To write down something important.

Back Up

To make a backup copy of files, data, or information.

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Come Up

To happen unexpectedly or unexpectedly.

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Keep Up With

To stay informed or updated, especially on current news or trends.

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Set Up

To prepare or organize, especially for a meeting or event.

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Go Through

To experience or go through something difficult.

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Find Out

To discover or obtain information.

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Call Off

To cancel something, usually a meeting.

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What are phrasal verbs?

Phrasal verbs are combinations of a verb and a preposition or adverb.

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How are phrasal verbs different?

Phrasal verbs often have a different meaning than the individual words.

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When are phrasal verbs used?

Phrasal verbs are common in everyday English, especially in spoken language.

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What is tricky about phrasal verbs?

Phrasal verbs can be tricky to learn because they can have different meanings depending on the context.

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How can you learn phrasal verbs?

It is helpful to practice using phrasal verbs in different contexts to become more comfortable with them.

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Study Notes

Phrasal Verbs for the Office

  • Fill out: To complete (a form)
    • Example: "Did she fill out the registration form?"
  • Run out of: To use all of something; to have none left
    • Example: "The printer ran out of ink."
  • Note down: To write down
    • Example: "Did you note down the main points from the meeting?"
  • Back up: To make a copy of (files, data)
    • Example: "Backup your files regularly."
  • Come up: To happen; to arise
    • Example: "An urgent situation has come up."
  • Keep up with: To follow; to maintain the pace of
    • Example: "Have you been keeping up with the latest news?"
  • Set up: To organize; to start
    • Example: "Could you help me set up the new printer?"
  • Go through: To experience (something difficult)
    • Example: "He's going through a difficult time."
  • Find out: To discover; to obtain information
    • Example: "How did you find out about our company?"
  • Call off: To cancel
    • Example: "Can we call off the conference call?"

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Test your knowledge of essential phrasal verbs commonly used in the office environment. This quiz covers phrases that are important for effective communication and task management. See how well you understand their meanings and usage in practical contexts.

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