Shadowing-Übung: English Conversations in the Workplace - Phrasal Verbs for the Office - Englisch Sprechen Lernen mit Video

English speaking course.

It's time to pick up some phrasal verbs.

Today, we're going to learn phrasal verbs that are commonly used at the office.

Let's follow Tom during his probation period and find out what happens.

Hey Tom, I'm here!

Good morning, Kale.

Wow, you're so early today.

Yeah, well, I'm not usually an early bird, but today is the first day of my probation period.

I want to create a good impression.

Cool.

It's good to see how energetic you are.

We have a few grab rules that you have to keep in mind.

We have to show respect for our colleagues.

Also, we should give constructive feedback so that everyone can improve.

Is everything clear?

Alright, noted.

Oh, and there's one thing I want to warn you.

What's wrong?

You have to keep your eyes peeled for a guy named Scott.

What do you mean?

Nothing much, just a little reminder so that you can start working here happily and peacefully.

Perhaps there is a conflict between Scott and the others.

Okay, I got it.

Everyone, may I have your attention please?

This is Tom.

He's in his probation period.

He will work with us for a month.

Tom, please introduce yourself to our team.

Hi everyone.

Please call me Tom.

I'm so happy to make your acquaintance on my first day.

I'm the new copywriter.

I'd worked as a freelancer for two years before deciding to join our company and carry on my work.

If I can be of assistance in any way, please let me know.

Nice to meet all you guys.

We're so glad to have you on our team, Tom.

Guys, I've talked to Tom before.

He is very dedicated and creative.

Thanks, Gail.

Hi, Tom.

Oh, hi, you're...

Oh, I forgot to introduce myself.

I'm Scott.

Nice to meet you.

Hi, Scott.

Before you get off work, here are some documents that you may need.

These are reports from last month?

Yeah, you're a newcomer, so noting them will be very useful.

Thank you so much, Scott.

No worries.

That's the thing I should do.

By the way, want to have dinner with me tonight?

I know a Mexican restaurant near here.

The food is top notch, but the price is affordable.

Definitely, let's go.

Ah ha, you're so funny, Tom.

Thanks.

By the way, do you guys know where Scott is?

There's one thing you need to know, Tom.

Do not trust him that much. But why?

I thought he was a nice guy.

He even gave me some resources yesterday.

He hasn't shown his true colors yet.

Soon, you'll see.

Jenny's right.

You should focus only on your work.

Alright, alright.

I think they're just overthinking.

Shall we talk about our lunch?

Do you have a moment, Tom?

Yes, I'm here.

I want to discuss the PR plan with you.

Will that be okay?

Sure thing.

Oh, I just remembered I haven't got your SNS, right?

Ah, sure.

I almost forgot.

Here's my Instagram and my phone number in case you want to call me outside of work.

Cool, got it.

By the way, Scott, are you free this Saturday?

Yes, I am.

What's the matter?

It's nothing, but I want to invite you to play golf with me.

Wow, I love playing golf.

Really?

That's cool.

I can play golf, but not so well.

Don't worry, I'm a professional player.

Let me teach you.

It's great to hear that.

And I want to thank you, Scott.

Thanks to you, things have worked out quite well lately for me.

Oh, come on.

Remember our ground rules.

We have to give constructive feedback so that we can grow together.

I really appreciate your help, you know.

But there's one thing I can't understand.

What is that?

That is how everybody's treating you.

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I don't know why, but they seem to ignore you and don't like you so much.

101

Ah, well, honestly, I have no idea, Tom.

102

I'm just trying my best to support everyone.

103

Maybe they just don't like me at all?

104

Don't say something like that.

105

You're so considerate and helpful.

106

I believe they misunderstand you.

107

Thanks, Tom, for always sticking up for me.

108

I'm going to go to the next one.

109

I'm going to go to the next one.

110

I'm going to go to the next one.

111

Guess what, Dom?

112

I've been assigned to lead an upcoming project.

113

I heard that if this project can bring enormous profits, my boss will definitely promote me.

114

Oh, gosh, Scott, you made it.

115

I'm so proud of you.

116

No, Tom, we have to do this project together.

117

What?

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You and me?

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No way!

120

I'm still in my probation period.

121

Listen, Tom, if you do this project with me, you'll have a chance to be promoted to the official copywriter.

122

For real, Scott?

123

Oh my god.

124

Let me think.

125

We're running out of time, Tom.

126

You have to make decisions now.

127

Alright, I will help you with this project.

128

Hooray!

129

We can be so successful together.

130

Leave it to me.

131

I'll make sure the plan is properly drawn up.

132

Fantastic.

133

So, how about we have a meeting after lunch to discuss this project?

134

Okay, sure.

135

Hello, Scott?

136

Where are you?

137

I'm waiting at the cafe now.

138

Gosh, Tom, I'm in a jam.

139

What do you mean?

140

My grandmother is being hospitalized right now.

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I had to visit her after work, so...

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I'm sorry, Tom, but can you send me some necessary documents?

143

I will work while taking care of my grandmother.

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I promise to get back to you as soon as possible.

145

It's okay, Scott.

146

Please don't push yourself too hard.

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I hope that your grandma gets well soon.

148

Tom!

149

Huh?

150

Scott?

151

Why are you here?

152

I'm nervous that you'll be tired.

153

Let's call it a day now, Tom.

154

I will buy soup and water for you.

155

Aw, you don't have to do that, you know?

156

No, Tom, I have to apologize to you for leaving you alone.

157

It's okay, Scott.

158

I've almost finished the last stage of our project.

159

Oh, really?

160

Let me have a look at it.

161

Yeah, I've been knuckling down on this plan for hours.

162

I believe we can convince our boss.

163

Great job, both of us.

164

However, in the following days, Scott continued to be absent for the same reason and left Tom reeling with a huge amount of work.

165

Gosh, look at you, Tom!

166

You're absolutely worn out!

167

Have some rest!

168

No, I have to finish this project.

169

What kind of project is that?

170

You'll know it soon, but not for now.

171

I have to work overtime to make everything perfect.

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If you don't stop and take a rest, you'll burn yourself out.

173

Today is the last day of this project.

174

Are you ready to hand it in, Tom?

175

Definitely.

176

Let's go over it one more time before submitting.

177

I'm so proud of you, Tom.

178

You'll have my word for being promoted after this project.

179

I can't wait to see it happen, Scott.

180

Today, I would like to compliment Scott.

181

He nailed Project A, which pushed the company's revenue this year to a peak.

182

You did a great job.

183

I can't imagine how you work.

184

Huh?

185

Why didn't the boss give any compliments to me?

186

I need to ask Scott about everything.

187

We need to talk, Scott.

188

What do you want to talk about?

189

I think you know what it is.

190

I have no idea what you're talking about.

191

Stop pretending that you don't know anything.

192

Why wasn't my name written on the project?

193

Well, it's quite simple, you know.

194

You don't deserve it.

195

What did you just say?

196

I pulled out all the stops to be promoted.

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You were too lazy.

198

You didn't work at all.

199

You know what?

200

I'm gonna tell the boss the truth.

201

Ha ha ha!

202

Are you gonna tell him that I just took credit for all your work?

203

Do you think my uncle will believe in you?

204

Ha ha ha!

205

That's impossible, my friend.

206

Good morning, Lucy.

207

Wow, you're so early today.

208

Good morning, Tom.

209

I want to give a good impression, so I came here early.

210

I'm glad that you were taken on as an employee here.

211

I hope that you can learn a lot of things during your probation period.

212

Ah, there's one thing that you'd better bear in mind.

213

What is that?

214

Always be on your guard against Scott.

215

Thank you.

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