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    31 Phrasal Verbs for Business English
    31 Phrasal Verbs for Business English
    31 Phrasal Verbs for Business English
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    31 Phrasal Verbs for Business English

    By Daniel Welsch

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    n 27 Phrasal Verbs that You Should Know, Daniel Welsch explained and gave examples of the most essential phrasal verbs that every student of English needs. In this book, he does the same with Business English.

    These phrasal verbs are the expressions you need to know for any job in international business--helping students learn them quickly, easily and forever.

    This method has been used and tested by teachers with decades of experience in helping students to speak English. It's fun and it works!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDaniel Welsch
    Release dateJan 25, 2013
    ISBN9781301966189
    31 Phrasal Verbs for Business English
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    Daniel Welsch

    Daniel Welsch lleva una década enseñando inglés en Madrid, España. Desde hace tres años escribe una página web dedicado a enseñarlo por todo el mundo. Sus libros han ayudado a miles de personas a mejorar su nivel, y un porcentaje de todas las ventas va a organizaciones solidarias que trabajan en países en desarrollo.

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    31 Phrasal Verbs for Business English - Daniel Welsch

    31 PHRASAL VERBS FOR BUSINESS ENGLISH

    The Phrasal Verbs you should know for international business.

    By Daniel Welsch

    Copyright © Daniel Welsch, 2012. All rights reserved.

    Published by Smashwords.

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    This ebook is licensed for your personal enjoyment only. This ebook may not be re-sold or given away to other people. If you would like to share this book with another person, please purchase an additional copy for each reader. If you’re reading this book and did not purchase it, or it was not purchased for your use only, then please return to Smashwords.com and purchase your own copy. Thank you for respecting the hard work of this author.

    Find more from this author at:

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    Cover by Lucia Moretti.

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    *****

    CONTENTS

    Introduction

    Grammar of Phrasal Verbs

    The 31 Phrasal Verbs

    Exercises

    Answers

    About the Author

    *****

    INTRODUCTION

    Last year, I wrote a book called 27 Phrasal Verbs that You Should Know. That book, (available on Amazon) introduces 27 of the most important phrasal verbs in the English language. The ones we use every day, that a student will surely encounter.

    Someone who wants to learn English should memorize a certain number of phrasal verbs, but that number certainly isn’t more than 100.

    The rest of the phrasal verbs you’ll find are more or less easy to guess based on a knowledge of the basic meanings of the particles and prepositions.

    For example, this sentence:

    I’m going to take these shoes back to the shop.

    Take back has a fairly obvious meaning, if we know that back is used with various verbs (go back, come back, etc.) to mean in the same direction as you came from or a backwards movement.

    The same thing happens with the phrasal verb speak up. If we know that up usually means an increase or an upward movement, we can guess the meaning of this sentence.

    Could you please speak up? I can’t hear

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