
Learn the expression clock in to indicate your arrival and start of work, with usage examples like I clock in at 9 a.m. and clocked in yesterday at 5 a.m.
Master when to use log in, log on, and log into. Use practical examples for computers, networks, and apps, and note login to versus log in to.
Explore the versatile phrasal verb check-in across contexts like hotel check-in, starting your day at work, and checking in with others to verify progress, unlike clock-in.
Learn how to use the expression get back to, meaning to respond later, with workplace examples showing how to say let me get back to you in meetings or messages.
Learn how to speak up in meetings to talk openly about topic or offer an opinion, and show you are a team player, while understanding bring up and point out.
Explore the expression cut off, distinguishing rude interruptions from polite ones in meetings, and learn phrases like excuse me, sorry, I don't mean to interrupt.
Learn the phrasal verb figure out and its meaning to understand, solve, or find the answer through reasoning, and recognize that it can also mean deal with a problem.
Master the expression run into, meaning to encounter an unexpected difficulty, with examples like a computer problem, login errors, bad coding, or trouble when signing a contract.
learn the expression catch up by exploring its meaning after falling behind and how to reach a goal, emphasizing the effort behind catching up, and noting past tense caught up.
Learn the phrasal verb carry out, meaning to complete or perform a task, plan, or instruction at work, with examples like a safety inspection or a new company policy.
Learn the phrasal verb drop off, meaning to take someone or something somewhere and leave them there, with examples like dropping kids at school and a contract at client's office.
Learn the expression slack off, meaning doing less work at work, often due to laziness or tiredness, with examples like stop slacking off on the clock.
Master the phrasal verb call back by returning missed calls, calling someone back at a more convenient time, and responding to a boss's voice message.
Learn the expression hang up to finish a call or end it early, and navigate when it’s appropriate to hang up—spammers, telemarketers, or uncomfortable conversations.
Learn the phrasal verb sign in as you write your name or enter information to access a place, website, or app, with examples from Zoom, Google Meet, and your email.
Learn the casual expression move up, meaning to achieve a better or higher position at work, like a promotion, with examples such as I am moving up in the company.
Discover that the opposite of take on and move up is step down, meaning resigning from an important or formal job, especially in salary roles, with a manager stepping down.
Explore how the verb work changes meaning with different prepositions, covering work off energy, work out meanings, work on skills or people, and solving problems.
Master the phrasal verbs that power real workplace English and stop sounding like a textbook.
In this course, you’ll learn 38 essential phrasal verbs used in modern work environments, from emails and meetings to project discussions, hiring processes, and daily office communication. Instead of memorizing long lists, you’ll see each expression in clear, practical situations so you understand not just what it means, but how and when to use it naturally.
Each lesson is short, focused, and built around real work contexts like signing in to online meetings, following up on tasks, handling deadlines, collaborating with teammates, and managing workplace problems. You’ll also practice through simple questions that help you think in English, not translate from your native language.
By the end of the course, you’ll be able to understand coworkers more easily, express yourself more naturally, and feel more confident in professional conversations.
Perfect for learners who want practical, modern English they can use immediately at work.
Includes workplace phrasal verb vocabulary for business English, corporate communication, office conversations, email writing, meetings, interviews, promotions, teamwork, and project management, helping you improve fluency, comprehension, and confidence in real professional environments across global companies and remote work settings everyday use globally.