BE 512: Get a Move On With These Business English Phrases

In this episode of the Business English Podcast, Lindsay and Aubrey discuss and explain four business English phrases using "get": get a move on, get down to business, get the hang of something, and get away with something. They provide definitions, contextual examples, and a role-play scenario to illustrate their usage in professional settings. The hosts also reference a previous episode on idioms with "get" and encourage listeners to follow the podcast for future series and bonus content. The episode emphasizes how using idioms can make communication more casual and build connections at work, especially in leadership positions where word choice impacts others.

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Business English from All Ears English

Introduction to Cooking Turkey in an Instant Pot and Episode Overview

Introduction to "Get a Move On" and "Get Down to Business"

Examples of "Get Down to Business" and Introduction to "Get the Hang Of"

Examples of "Get the Hang Of" and Introduction to "Get Away With"

Role Play and Review of the Phrases

Recap and Conclusion

BE 512: Get a Move On With These Business English Phrases

Business English from All Ears English

00:00Introduction to Cooking Turkey in an Instant Pot and Episode Overview

Introduction to Cooking Turkey in an Instant Pot and Episode Overview

02:13Introduction to "Get a Move On" and "Get Down to Business"

Introduction to "Get a Move On" and "Get Down to Business"

04:35Examples of "Get Down to Business" and Introduction to "Get the Hang Of"

Examples of "Get Down to Business" and Introduction to "Get the Hang Of"

06:38Examples of "Get the Hang Of" and Introduction to "Get Away With"

Examples of "Get the Hang Of" and Introduction to "Get Away With"

07:27Role Play and Review of the Phrases

Role Play and Review of the Phrases

09:37Recap and Conclusion

Recap and Conclusion