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180 English lessons that use phrasal verbs

English Lesson: I was wondering, is there any way that we could move these meetings up earlier in the morning?
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1. “I was wondering, is there any way that we could move these meetings up earlier in the morning?”

English Lesson: We're looking into replacing our current video hosting provider.
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2. “We're looking into replacing our current video hosting provider.”

English Lesson: I considered going into medicine, but I decided that I wanted to do something a little more creative.
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3. “I considered going into medicine, but I decided that I wanted to do something a little more creative.”

English Lesson: Clarence, this is Nina. She’s taking over Anita’s old job in Finance.
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4. “Clarence, this is Nina. She’s taking over Anita’s old job in Finance.”

English Lesson: Who are you leaning towards?
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5. “Who are you leaning towards?”

English Lesson: I looked over your books, and I jotted down a few questions that I wanted to ask you.
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6. “I looked over your books, and I jotted down a few questions that I wanted to ask you.”

English Lesson: I just thought I'd check in on you and see how you're doing.
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7. “I just thought I'd check in on you and see how you're doing.”

English Lesson: Fill in the company name, the name of your contact, their email address, and so on.
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8. “Fill in the company name, the name of your contact, their email address, and so on.”

English Lesson: Have you ever had to let anyone go?
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9. “Have you ever had to let anyone go?”

English Lesson: I’m the kind of person who doesn’t give up, no matter what gets thrown at me.
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10. “I’m the kind of person who doesn’t give up, no matter what gets thrown at me.”

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