French speakers tend to use formal single-word verbs: postpone, investigate, cancel. Native English speakers at work use phrasal verbs constantly: put off, look into, call off. Both are correct, but if you only use the formal versions, you'll sound like a textbook — and you'll miss half of what your colleagues say.
Phrasal verbs change meaning completely with different particles. "Look into" (investigate) ≠ "look after" (take care of) ≠ "look up" (search for). Don't guess — learn each combination as a fixed phrase.
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