Review Unit 3.1-3.2 & Telephone Language

• English
• Vocational Education

Where are you?

Directions:

1. It is opposite of the Purchasing Department, between the Essex and Sussex building.
2. It is next to the first staff car park, just above the Sales Department.
3. It is across from the Gym & Social Club, next to the Legal Department.

Where is Vernon?

Where are you?

Which verb do we generally use for:
places where we do activities?

1. go to
2. have
3. like
4. play

Which verb do we generally use for:
eating or drinking?

1. doing
2. have
3. go
4. eat

Which verb do we generally use for:
activities with -ing?

1. play
2. have
3. go to
4. go

go

play

go to

have

do

the gym

chores

tennis

a coffee

pizza

bar

judo

fishing

shopping

football

Like vs. Would like

Like = to enjoy

We use 'like' to talk about:

• your interests in general
  

Like

Would like

Would like: to want / to approve of something

We use 'would like to' to talk about:

• what you want to do
• to make invitations
• to make offers & polite  requests

Like vs. Would like

1. I like / I'd like working for my company.
2. I wouldn't / don't like  to be a politician.
3. I'd like / like to go to France for my next holidays.
4. They don't / wouldn't like going out to restaurants.
5. What do / would you like to do this evening?
6. Do / Would you like something to drink?
7. What sort of things do / would you like doing in your free time?

Answers

1. I like working for my company.
   
2. I wouldn't like to be a politician.
   
3. I'd like to go to France for my next holidays.
   
4. They don't like going out to restaurants.
   
5. What would you like to do this evening?
   
6. Would you like something to drink?
   
7. What sort of things do you like doing in your free time?

Telephone Language

• To identify the caller we can say:
  

May I ask who's calling?

• To ask the name again we can say:

I'm sorry, I didn't catch your name. 

• To ask the caller to wait we can say:
  

Just a moment, please / One moment, please.

• To give a reason for absence we can say:
  

I'm sorry, but (name) is in a meeting/ at lunch.

• To leave a message we can say:

Can I take a message?

Listen and take notes!

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Listen carefully and write down the most useful phrases. 

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