Phrasal Verbs About Work

Can you explain the meaning of 'fill out' in relation to work?

• To empty or remove content from a form or document

• To complete or provide all necessary information or details on a form, document, or application.

• To ignore or skip important details on a form or document

• To submit a form or document without any information

Define 'take on' when used as a work phrasal verb.

• To acquire or assume responsibility, a task, a challenge, or a role.

• To give up on

• To look after

• To put off

How would you use 'hand in' in a work-related situation?

• Hand in your office supplies request

• Hand in your resignation letter

• Submit completed work for review or evaluation.

• Hand in your lunch order

What is the significance of 'put off' in the context of work?

• It signifies procrastination or avoidance of work.

• It indicates a positive attitude towards work

• It signifies taking a break from work

• It means to complete tasks efficiently

Explain the meaning of 'carry out' as a work phrasal verb.

• Start or initiate a task

• Cancel or abandon a task

• Perform or complete a task, duty, or action.

• Delay or procrastinate a task

When would you 'call off' something at work?

• Cancel or postpone something at work

• Reschedule a meeting at work

• Start a new project at work

• Take a break during work hours

Describe the usage of 'work out' as a work phrasal verb.

• To take a break

• To read a book

• To cook a meal

• To exercise, solve a problem, or plan/arrange something.

What does 'come across' mean when talking about work?

• Encounter or find something, often by chance

• Cross out

• Go along

• Stand by

In what scenario would you 'get ahead' at work?

• By consistently delivering low-quality work and avoiding additional responsibilities

• By ignoring opportunities for growth and advancement and not building relationships with colleagues and superiors

• By stagnating in skills and knowledge and not seeking improvement

• By consistently delivering high-quality work, taking on additional responsibilities, seeking opportunities for growth and advancement, building strong relationships with colleagues and superiors, and continuously improving skills and knowledge.

When would you 'step up' in a work environment?

• By avoiding challenges and responsibilities

• By refusing to help colleagues

• By taking on more responsibilities and challenges to contribute effectively

• By staying in your comfort zone and not pushing yourself