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Telephone English Series 2 Tip 2 NIOC LANGUAGE CENTER Material Providers: Pooneh Tajali, Mehdi Khodapa Text & PowerPoint Specialist: Zhaleh Kazemi Project Supervisor: Mehdi Khodaparast Source: John Hughes, Macmillan

Telephone English Series 2 Tip 2 Material Providers: Pooneh Tajali, Mehdi Khodaparast Text & PowerPoint Specialist: Zhaleh Kazemi Project Supervisor:

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  • Telephone English Series 2 Tip 2 Material Providers: Pooneh Tajali, Mehdi Khodaparast Text & PowerPoint Specialist: Zhaleh Kazemi Project Supervisor: Mehdi Khodaparast Source: John Hughes, Macmillan
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  • 2. Recorded Information & Phone Menus Listen to six automated messages. Which message wants you to .. 6 5 3 2 4 1 . 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.
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  • 2. Recorded Information & Phone Menus Automated information often uses formal language. Underline the formal words in italics. 1. Please select one of the following -------------. (options / choices) 2. Please ------------- the handset. (put the phone down / replace) 3. Sorry, Im ----- (unable to / I cant) take your call ( at the present moment / right now). 4. We apologize for the -----------. (wait / delay) 5. Please dial ----------------- number. (the following / this) 6. Im afraid all our lines are ------------------. (currently busy / busy now) . . 1. . 2. . 4. . 5. . 6. . 3. .
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  • 2. Recorded Information & Phone Menus Complete the automated messages with sentences 1- 6 in section B. Message 1 The number you are calling has been changed. Oh four five, two nine five, oh four oh six. Message 2 Thank you for calling our cinema customer hotline. For details of our films, press one. To book tickets, press two. Message 3 Sorry, the number you have called has not been charged for this call. . Sentence: 5 Sentence:1 Sentence:2 : 0406 297 045 . : . 1 2 . : .
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  • 2. Recorded Information & Phone Menus Message 4 Thank you for calling Interstate Finance. Please try again later. Message 5 Due to the high volume of calls, you are currently being held in a queue. Your call is important to us. Message 6 Hello, this is Mack June's office. Speak after the tone. Sentence: 6 Sentence: 4 Sentence: 3 : Interstate Finance . . : . . : Mack June . .
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  • 2. Recorded Information & Phone Menus We often use imperative verbs in automated and recorded messages and to give instructions. Complete these instructions with an imperative from the below table. dial, hold, pick, press, put, select, speak, switch, try 1. ... two to talk to one of our operators. 2. zero for an outside line. 3. All our lines are busy.. again tomorrow. 4. Please ..after the tone. . . Press Dial try speak 1. 2 . 2. . 3. . 4. .
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  • 2. Recorded Information & Phone Menus dial, hold, pick, press, put, select, speak, switch, try 5. . up the receiver. 6. ... in a coin. 7. Please .. off all mobile phones during the flight. 8. one of the following options. 9. Please .. All of our operators are busy. Pick Put switch Select hold 5. . 6. . 7. . 8. . 9. . .
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  • 2. Recorded Information & Phone Menus Recorded messages are easier to understand when the speaker uses pauses between information. Listen to message 1 and message 2 again. In message 1, notice how the speaker pauses where you see slash (/). In message 2, mark / where the speaker pauses. Message 1 The number you are calling has been changed. / Please dial the following number. / Oh four five,/ two nine five,/ oh four/ oh six. / Message 2 Thank you for calling our cinema customer hotline. Please select one of the following options: For details of our films, press 1 ; to book tickets, press 2. . 1 2 . (/ ) . )/( .
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