Business English from All Ears English BE 354: Take On Your Workday with this English Phrasal Verb
Dec 31, 2024
Discover how to take on new responsibilities at work with confidence! Learn the various meanings of the phrasal verb 'take on' and its importance in business discussions. Enjoy engaging anecdotes that illustrate its versatility in everyday language. Master practical examples for task assignments and handling workloads. Get tips on navigating workplace challenges with phrasal verbs, including strategies for budget increases and new hires. Enhance your English skills and professional presence!
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Lindsay's New Role
- Lindsay took on new responsibilities by hosting open conversation clubs.
- This is a bonus for students in All Ears English courses.
Using "Take On"
- "Take on" is a useful phrasal verb, especially in business contexts.
- It can mean taking on responsibility, facing challenges, or hiring someone.
Weight of "Take On"
- "Take on" implies a significant commitment or challenge.
- It suggests a heavier weight than simply doing something new.