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Taking Phone Calls

The document provides exercises for practicing phone call dialogues, including identifying callers, completing receptionist dialogues, and making requests. It introduces new vocabulary related to hotel reservations and includes practice scenarios for callers and receptionists. Additionally, it includes exercises on object pronouns to enhance language skills.

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Taking Phone Calls

The document provides exercises for practicing phone call dialogues, including identifying callers, completing receptionist dialogues, and making requests. It introduces new vocabulary related to hotel reservations and includes practice scenarios for callers and receptionists. Additionally, it includes exercises on object pronouns to enhance language skills.

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Taking phone calls

A. Listen to the calls and tick the correct answers.

1) Caller’s name:  Mr Carl  Mr Phillips

2) Room number:  329  221

3) Hotel:  Rio Park  Rio Parthenon

4) Receptionist: Laura  Jane

B. Listen again and complete the sentences from the receptionists’ dialogues. Use these
words: help  can  speaking  connect  calling  through

1) Good afternoon, New Palace Hotel. May Lee .................................. How can I
.......................... you?

2) One moment, and I’ll ........................... you.

3) Just one moment. Who’s ............................., please?

Thank you Mr Falgado. You’re ............................ now.

4) Yes, sir. ......................... I have your name, please?

C. New words to use


book make a reservation parking space

busy manager reserve

computer meeting tomorrow

double room message tonight

D. Make requests with Can or Could

Example: speak to / Mrs Bader  Could I speak to Mrs Bader, please?

1) reserve / a parking space ………......................................................................................................

2) help / you …….........................................................................................................

3) make / a room reservation …….. ......................................................................................

4) speak to / Miss Jennifer Diaz ................................................................................................

5) book /a double room .................................................................................................


E. Match the words and make requests with I’d like to.

book  make  speak to  reserve

1) The manager ......................................................................................................................

2) a single room ......................................................................................................................

3) a reservation ......................................................................................................................

4) a parking space .......................................................................................................................

F. Practice the dialogues with a partner. Take turn to be the caller and the receptionist.

Dialogue 1:

Caller: Hello. This is [your name]. May I speak to Ms. Sunshine, please?

Receptionist: Hold the line a moment, I'll check if she is in her office.

Caller: Thank you.

Receptionist: (after a moment) Yes, Ms. Sunshine is in. I'll put you through.

Dialogue 2:

Caller: Hello. Could I speak to Jack Parkins, please?

Receptionist: Who's calling, please?

Caller: This is Fred Jones. I'm a friend of Jack's.

Receptionist: Hold the line, please. I'll put your call through. (after a moment)—I'm
afraid he's out at the moment. Can I take a message?

Caller: Yes. Can you ask him to give me a call? My number is 909-345-8965

Receptionist: Could you repeat that, please?

Caller: Certainly. That's 909-345-8965

Receptionist: OK. I'll make sure Mr. Parkins gets your message.

Caller:Thank you. Goodbye.

Receptionist: Goodbye.
OBJECT pronouns
1. I don’t know what to do. Please, help ………….. .

2. Rebecca is my best friend. I trust …………. .

3. Who are you? Do I know ………… ?

4. We can help. Tell ………….. what the problem is.

5. Who are those people? Ask ………….. what they are doing here.

6. On my birthday mum makes a big cake for ……… and our family.

7. Mark is a bad boy. Stay away from …………… .

8. My room is big but I clean ……………. every weekend.

9. Lily and Natasha are my classmates. I like ………….. .

10. We are in the backyard. You can see …………… from your bedroom window.

11. Steve is my brother’s friend but I don’t like ……………. .

12. It’s Grandmother’s Day today. Your grandma will be happy if you call ………… .

13. Jason and Jeff often come to my place. They visit ……….. almost every Saturday.

14. My friend is on holidays now. I text ……………… every day.

15. Look at this bird on our drive. It looks ill. Don’t touch …………. .

16. They are in trouble. The police are following …………. .

17. I’m thirsty. Give ……………. some water, please.

18. My sister is so annoying. I’m not talking to …………….. today.

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