Highlight: This section includes many professional and academic phrasal verbs essential for B2-level communication.

Example: "We need to talk this over before making a decision" - "Necesitamos discutir esto antes de tomar una decisión"

Definition: Separable phrasal verbs allow the object to come between the verb and particle (e.g., "turn off the light" or "turn the light off")

Vocabulary: Important business-related phrasal verbs include "take over" (controlar) and "work out" (resolver).

Definition: Phrasal verbs are combinations of verbs and prepositions or particles that create new meanings different from the original verb.

Highlight: Common everyday phrasal verbs like "break down" (averiarse), "bring up" (criar), and "come up with" (proponer) are essential for natural English communication.

Example: "The car broke down on the highway" - "El coche se averió en la autopista"

Vocabulary: "Come across as" (parecer) is particularly important for describing first impressions and personal interactions.