Business English from All Ears English BE 512: Get a Move On With These Business English Phrases
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Jan 4, 2026 Explore the world of business English with essential phrases centered around 'get.' Learn what it means to 'get a move on' in the workplace for better time management. Delve into 'get down to business' for efficient meetings, and discover how to 'get the hang of' new skills like using a CRM. Uncover the implications of 'get away with something' when meeting deadlines. The hosts even role-play these phrases in action, making it relatable and easy to grasp for professionals.
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Instant Pot Turkey Success
- Aubrey cooked a turkey in her Instant Pot and found it moist and easy to prepare.
- She noted fitting the turkey can be tricky and sometimes required cutting it up for a larger bird.
Use 'Get A Move On' Carefully
- Use "get a move on" to say you need to hurry when you include yourself or group participation.
- Avoid saying it directly to a superior or to hurry someone else because it can sound rude.
Idioms Soften Meeting Tone
- "Get down to business" gently shifts attention to priorities without sounding overly formal.
- Idioms can reduce stiffness in meetings and make directives feel more casual and natural.