Business Phrasal Verbs Practice 2

Business Phrasal Verbs Practice 2

English	Meaning
to pass (something) out
to pass (something) out
to pass (something) up
to put (something) off
to put (something) together
to run into
to send (something) back
to set (something) up
to shop around
to sort (something) out
to take (something) back
to think (something) over
to turn (something) down
to try (something) out
to use (something) up

Fill in the gaps with the correct phrasal verb

1) I’m not sure what decision to make. I’m going to _____ it _____ this weekend. I’ll let you know what I decide on Monday.

2) I _____ _____ all my vacation days when my family and I went to Europe on vacation.

3) Our customers tend to _____ _____, so it’s really important that we have better prices than our competitors.

4) It’s a small town. My coworkers and I always _____ _____ each other.

5) I don’t like doing these reports, but I can’t _____ them _____ any longer. I’m going to start them now.

6) I asked my secretary to _____ _____ meetings with all my employees to discuss their annual performance reviews.

7) I’m going to _____ _____ a copy of the report to everybody before we start the meeting.

8) We have a customer-friendly return policy. Customers can _____ their purchases _____ to our store for a full refund if they are unsatisfied for any reason.

9) Human Resources is _____ _____ a few ideas to increase employee satisfaction. We hope to find something that works.

10) I made three suggestions to management about reducing accidents in the plant. They accepted two of my ideas, but they _____ _____ the third one.

11) I can’t _____ _____ this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. I’m going to do it.

12) The email was unclear and there was some miscommunication. Let’s give them a call to _____ this _____.

13) They want to hear my proposal, but we don’t have anything prepared. Let’s _____ a presentation _____ tomorrow.

14) The warehouse made a mistake and shipped the wrong parts. This morning, our customer _____ the entire shipment _____.