Phrasal Verbs for Customer Service

Phrasal verbs for customer service:

• Drop in = Make a short visit
• Going on = Taking place, to be happening.
• Hold on = Wait.
• Find out = Discover information
• Take on = Hire more
• Push = To promote, to advertise, etc.

Phrasal verbs for customer service from English to Spanish:

• Drop in = Hacer una visita rápida o corta
• Going on = Suceder
• Hold on = espera
• Find out = descubrir
• Take on = Contratar
• Push = promover, promocionar

• Drop in/ by
• going on
• hold on
• Find out
• take on
• Push

Here’s the other one:🤓

CLASS 9
COMPUTING

1. scroll up
2. wiped out
3. signed up
4. boot up
5. log in/on
6. log off/out

• When I went to the downtown I drop in my mother

• Since I find out platzi, I have push this courses a lot

• My grandmother got a business, and She had to take on at least, three people.

• The universe told me “Hold on” your progress will be bigger than your dreams

TRANSCRIPTION

• Hey Steve, thanks for dropping in!
• Sure Mike, what’s going on?
• Well… hold on a minute, please.
• Hello! Computer Repair Services. How can I help you? Sure! Stop in and take a look for yourself. Ok, see you soon.
• New customer?
• I hope so. I’ve been pushing our new repair services.
• I’m proud of you. It’s about time people find out about your services and business.
• Yes, if it keeps up, I’m going to need to take on at least two new people.
• That’s a great problem to have. I’ll call next time before I drop by.
• Thanks, man. Sorry but I’m a little bit busy right now, see you soon.
• Hello, Computer Repair Services. How can I help you? …

EXERCISE 1

1. What’s going on?
2. Computer repair services.
3. His new repair services.
4. At least two new people.
5. He will call next time.

EXERCISE 2

1. False.
2. True.
3. True
4. True
5. False
6. True

EXERCISE 3

1. F
2. A
3. D
4. E
5. C
6. B

• Drop in / by

• Going on

• Hold on

• Find out

• take on

• Push

1. What does Steve ask? What’s new or what’s going on?
   What’s going on
2. What kind of services are offered in this store: tutoring or computer repair services?
   Computer repair services
3. What has Mike been pushing? His new repair services or his store hours? His new repair services
4. How many people will Mike have to take on?
   Two more people
5. What does Steve say he will do before he drops by the next time?
   He says he’ll call before he drops by the next time.

When she mentioned the phrasal verb “to take on”, I was curious about the difference between staff and employee.

In general, they can be used interchangeably, but they do have different subtleties. The employee is a bit more formal, and it emphasizes that the person doing the work is getting paid. In contrast, the staff is a bit more general and simply implies that a person is a member of a group carrying out work.

Drop in/ by
going on
hold on
Find out
take on
Push

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Drop in/ by
going on
hold on
Find out
take on
Push

Saludos abue

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I don’t understand what is going on with the Economy in Argentina

I wanna drop in to my friend who works in a library.
What’s going on with you, dude?
I need to hold on a lot on the bank and be patient.
I want to be push on my work.

• I’m to drop in my grandma.
• What’s going on in your company.
• You have to hold on if you want an accurate answer.
• On Platzi, they have to find out what students want.
• You need to take on 2 employees.
• I want to push my new speaker system.

Drop in/ by - to make a short visit
going on - to be happening or taking place
hold on - wait
Find out - to discover information
take on - to hire more staff or employees
Push - to promote.

My exercises:

I would like to share my answers:

1. Steve asked to Mike “What’s going on?”
2. Mike offers computer repair services.
3. He has pushed his new repair services.
4. He likely will have to take on at least two new people.
5. Steve will call him the next time before.
6. No. “Push” means to promote and “find out” means to discover information.
7. Exactly. “take on” means to hire new employees or staff.

I don’t know what’s going on in world nowdays. I have to drop in to see you today because I think to need a hold on to find out what’s happening around me in order to take on and push to next level on my life.

• Thanks for dropping in
• Sure, Mike, What’s going on?
• Hold on a minute, please
• I’ve been pushing our new repair service
• It’s about time people find out about your services and business
• I’ll call next time before I drop by

1. What does Steve ask? What’s new or what’s going on?
   Steven asked to Mike if the call was from a new customer because is seems like Mike have a new business.

2. The services offered in this
   store are computer repair services.

3.Mike has been pushing his new repair services.
4. At least 2 new people.
5. He said that he was going to call before he dropped by.
II True or false section

1. If someone drops by, does that mean they are staying for a long
   time? F
2. Another way to ask what’s happening is to say “What’s going on”? TRUE
3. Hold on means to wait? TRUE
4. When you push a product you are promoting it? TRUE
5. To find out means to promote? FALSE Find out means to discover or to search for.
6. When you take on more people, you hire more staff? TRUE

Find out: To discover
Push: To promote
Drop-in/by Stop for a short visit
Hold On: Wait
Going on: Happening; taking place.
Take on: To hire mire