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ESLPod_0856_WE_1387 Training Salespeople In this podcast, the word "back" means in return or in response, doing the same thing to a person that he or she just did to oneself: "I'm pretty busy right now. Can I call you back in half an hour?" The word "back" also means putting something into its previous position: "You can look at the photo albums, but please put them back when you're done." The phrase "back home" refers to the place one comes from, especially if one no longer lives there: "Do you usually go back home for Thanksgiving?" Finally, the phrase "back to" refers to a time in the past, or something from history: "The first reports on this topic date back to the 1920s."

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ESLPod 856 back Business

Id	ESLPod_0856_WE_1387
Episode Id	ESLPod 856
Episode Title	Training Salespeople
Phrase	back
Text	In this podcast, the word "back" means in return or in response, doing the same thing to a person that he or she just did to oneself: "I'm pretty busy right now. Can I call you back in half an hour?" The word "back" also means putting something into its previous position: "You can look at the photo albums, but please put them back when you're done." The phrase "back home" refers to the place one comes from, especially if one no longer lives there: "Do you usually go back home for Thanksgiving?" Finally, the phrase "back to" refers to a time in the past, or something from history: "The first reports on this topic date back to the 1920s."
Topics	Business

Back Eslpod Word Means Phrase Refers Training Salespeople