Read the sentence.
"Can you speak up, please? I can hardly hear you."
What does "speak up" mean in the sentence?
"Can you speak up, please? I can hardly hear you."
What does "speak up" mean in the sentence?
Read the dialogue. “Caller: Could you remind Nora to bring the permission form tomorrow? Receiver: Sure, I will tell her when I see her.” What is the receiver expected to do?
A caller says, “May I speak to Eren?” The receiver answers, “He is out. Shall I take a message?” What will the receiver probably do next?
Read the text.
"When you call someone, first say who you are. Do not shout into the phone. If you dial a wrong number, say sorry politely and hang up. Do not call people very late at night."
Which of the following is NOT advised in the text?
"When you call someone, first say who you are. Do not shout into the phone. If you dial a wrong number, say sorry politely and hang up. Do not call people very late at night."
Which of the following is NOT advised in the text?
Read the sentence.
"Sorry, I cannot hear you very well. The line is breaking up. Can you call me back in five minutes?"
What is the problem in this phone call?
"Sorry, I cannot hear you very well. The line is breaking up. Can you call me back in five minutes?"
What is the problem in this phone call?