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Vocabulary Challenge graphic for Business English vocabulary. A woman shrugs and looks confused under the bold text “What’s wrong with Mondays?” in black and bright pink. Banner at the top says “Vocabulary Challenge – REAL Business English.” This post teaches common and essential vocabulary for professionals, including Business English phrasal verbs for work: show up, set up, kick off, push back, look into, and turn in.

Vocabulary Challenge graphic for Business English vocabulary. A woman shrugs and looks confused under the bold text “What’s wrong with Mondays?” in black and bright pink. Banner at the top says “Vocabulary Challenge – REAL Business English.” This post teaches common and essential vocabulary for professionals, including Business English phrasal verbs for work: show up, set up, kick off, push back, look into, and turn in.

Business English Phrasal Verbs for Work: Show Up, Set Up, Kick Off, Push Back, Look Into, Turn In (with Quiz)

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Vocabulary Challenge cover image with the word Stuck! in bold black and white letters. Multiple colorful cars appear crowded together, symbolizing traffic and delays. The design highlights a Business English quiz theme from Real Business English.

Vocabulary Challenge cover image with the word Stuck! in bold black and white letters. Multiple colorful cars appear crowded together, symbolizing traffic and delays. The design highlights a Business English quiz theme from Real Business English.

6 Common Business English Phrases for Problems and Delays at Work

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10 Business English Phrases for Talking About Problems and Difficult Situations

10 Business English Phrases for Talking About Problems and Difficult Situations

10 Business English Phrases for Problems and Difficult Situations — Improve Your Work Communication

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Business English vocabulary, describing trends, IELTS, speaking practice, advanced vocabulary, upper-intermediate, listening, speaking, upward trend in business

Business English vocabulary, describing trends, IELTS, speaking practice, advanced vocabulary, upper-intermediate, listening, speaking, upward trend in business

6 Better Ways to Describe an Upward Trend in Business

Have you ever been in a meeting where everyone’s excited about growth?

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