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Call 4

Caller 4: Can I speak to Ms Opres, please?

Sarah: I think you are through to the wrong extension.

Caller 4: Could you transfer me?

Sarah: I'm sorry but I'm in a meeting at the moment.

Could you possibly call back in about half an hour?

Note

she'll = she will; she's = she is

UNIT 17 Leaving and taking messages

1 Telephone messages

Call 1

- Can I speak to Andrew?

- I'm afraid he isn't here at the moment. Can I take

a message?

- Thank you. Could you tell him that Jan called.

- Does he have your number?

- I'm on my mobile - the number is 793172.

I'm returning his call.

- Sorry, I didn't catch your name.

- It's Jan, Jan Peto-that's P-E-T-O.

- I'll give him the message.

- Thanks - I'll be in town till about six.

Call 2

- Hello.

- Is that Tania Lantos.

- No, this is Emma Ford speaking. Can I help you?

- Yes, do you know when Tania will be in?

- Well, she should be in later this afternoon. Can I give

her a message?

- Thank you. Could you ask her to call ASK's Controller

on 3245 - as soon as she gets in.

- Yes, of course. Could you give me the number again?

- Yes, it's 3245. OK?

- Yes, I'll ask her to call when she gets in.

- Thanks, bye.

- Bye.

Notes

it's = it is

UNIT 18 Email and telephone problems

1 Problems

a - Hello, is that Claudia. Hello ...

- Yes, can you hear me?

- You're breaking up. Could you speak up, please?

- My battery is low. I'll call you on a land line. I'll find

a payphone.

b - Is there a problem with your email? I sent you a

message and it bounced back.

- I don't think so.

- Can I check your address. I sent it to

schwenck.j@euronic.de

- No, it's 'schwenckj' - one word. There's no dot

before the j.

c - Hello. I'm trying to ring a Madrid number, but it's

always engaged.

- Just a moment. I'll try the number for you. It's

ringing for you now.

- Thank you.

d - I'm trying to get through to a Belfast number but

there's no reply.

- What number are you ringing?

- It's Belfast 126.

- I'm afraid the phone is out of order,

e - Did you get my email?

- We have a problem with our system at the moment. I

can't access my mailbox.

- When did you send it?

- About an hour ago.

f - Imco.

- Oh, hello. Can I speak to Pierre Belon?

- I'm sorry, but we have no Pierre Belon here.

- I'm sorry, I must have the wrong number,

g - Did you send that report.

- Yes - 1 sent it about an hour ago. It went OK.

- It's not in my inbox. Could you resend it, please?

- I'll do it now.

UNIT 19 Drinks and snacks

1 Offering drinks and snacks

a - Did you have anything to eat on the plane?

- No, I just had a cup of coffee.

- Well, let me get you something. What about

some sandwiches?

- Thanks. That would be great.

b - So, how do you like your coffee?

- White, no sugar, please.

- Cream? Milk?

- Milk, please.

- And then sandwiches. I think these must be cheese.

These ones are egg, and these are ham.

- Thanks. I'll have one of these,

c - Another cup?

- Yes, please.

- And you must try some of this.

- What is it.

- It's a kind of pastry. Try it.

- Mmm. It's delicious.

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