Phrasal Verbs for Project Management
Elevate your Business English with must-know project management phrasal verbs—like ‘kick off’ and ‘wrap up’—in interactive gap-fill and role-play tasks.
Vocabulary Review(7 terms)
Exercise 1 — Multiple Choice
What phrasal verb means to officially start a project?
Which expression means dividing complex tasks into simpler parts?
To implement an agreed strategy is best described by:
Ending a meeting by summarizing key points refers to:
When increasing the intensity of work to meet a goal, you:
If a project unexpectedly fails, it has:
Checking progress on assigned tasks is called:
Which verb fits best? 'We'll _______ the new product launch next month.'
If your initial plan doesn't succeed, your plans have:
To increase productivity, it's helpful to _______ tasks clearly.
Ensuring actions discussed in a meeting are completed requires you to:
When efforts must be intensified due to delays, you should:
The opposite of successfully implementing a project is when it:
Finishing a project discussion effectively means to:
Starting initial phases of work on a new idea means to:
To successfully put a plan into action is to:
If the manager regularly checks task status, she is:
Which best completes the sentence? 'Unfortunately, our negotiations ______ yesterday.'
Intensifying your team's performance efforts is known as:
The meeting leader closed the session neatly, or in other words, ______ the meeting.