Speaking skills: On the phone
Speaking skills: On the phone
In this week's Premier Skills English Podcast, Jack and Rich talk about some problems people often have when talking on the telephone. These problems can be language based (what to say) or problems with technology (bad line or reception). Rich and Jack have some practice phone conversations that should help you with your own phone conversations in English. They also introduce lots of words and phrases that are connected to phone conversations. We also have an exciting new phone-in where we call one of our listeners and test their knowledge of football vocabulary and the team they support. Our first contestant is Philemon from Ghana! As always, we also have a new football phrase for you to guess. Enjoy!
Transcript
Rich: Hello?
Jack: Hi, Rich, it’s Jack. Where are you?
Rich: Sorry, yes. I’m on my way.
Jack: We’re ready to start the podcast. I’m waiting.
Rich: Two minutes. I’m coming now. The traffic was a nightmare.
Jack: Alright, alright. No rush. Don’t give yourself a heart attack.
Rich: OK, see you in a minute.
Jack: Great. Bye.
Welcome - Talking on the phone
Rich: Hello my name’s Rich
Jack: and I’m Jack
Rich: and welcome to this week’s Premier Skills English podcast
Jack: Where we talk about football and help you with your English.
Jack: What’s happening this week, Rich?
Rich: In this week’s podcast, we’re talking about talking on the phone and we’re going to look at some of the most common fixed phrases that we use on the phone and give you some advice for talking on the phone in English.
Jack: And, we’ve got an exciting new quiz where we telephone one of our Premier Skills English podcast listeners and test their knowledge of football vocabulary and their knowledge of their football team!
Rich: Have a listen and maybe you want us to give you call in the future?
Topic Focus
Jack: You made it!
Rich: Yeah, sorry, I’m a bit late. Like I said on the phone, the traffic was a nightmare. I think there had been an accident or something.
Jack: Don’t worry about it, you’re here now. Is that a new phone you’ve got there.
Rich: Yeah, it is. I wanted an iPhone but they were a bit expensive so I got this instead. I think it’s as good as an iPhone but quite a lot cheaper!
Jack: Nice. It’s always good to get a bargain. Let’s try it out. Go and stand over there and I’ll give you a ring.
Rich: That’s a bit weird but OK.
Jack: Alright go out of the room, then.
(ring, ring)
Rich: Hello?
Jack: Hi Rich, it’s Jack. How are you?
Rich: Err.. can you speak up a bit? I can’t hear you.
Jack: Hi Rich, it’s Jack. How you doing?
Rich: Sorry? Can you say that again?
Jack: RICH! IT’S JACK!
Rich: No, no I’m not Rich. I think you’ve got the wrong number!
Jack: Oh? Err… sorry about that. Bye.
Jack: Rich! Come back in.
Rich: Hey! You know that it was me messing about.
Jack: Yes, of course I did.
Rich: The phone works perfectly.
Jack: I’ve had an idea. I think it would be a good idea to do another example telephone conversations for our listeners.
Rich: That sounds like a good idea. Why don’t you go out of the room this time? I’m tired.
Jack: OK, and you can call me this time
Rich: Alright, I’ll phone you. And our listeners have to think what our conversation is about.
Jack: Yes, and listen for phrases that you might only use on the phone.
Rich: Go on!
Jack: I’m going!
(ring, ring)
Jack: Hi Rich. Jack here.
Rich: Hey Jack. How are you doing?
Jack: Err… actually I’m in the middle of something. Can I call you back in a minute?
Rich: Sure, no problem. Speak in a minute.
Rich: Jack has hung up. I will have to speak on my own for a minute. Errr… I’m not sure what to say. I hope he calls back soon.
(ring, ring)
Rich: Jack.
Jack: Rich. What’s up?
Rich: I was just ringing to see if you’d like to go and watch the match on Saturday?
Jack: Sorry, Rich. I can hardly hear you. This line is really bad. Can you hang up and call me back?
Rich: OK
Rich: OK, I’ll try again. Lots of phone problems in this imaginary conversation!
Rich: Jack. Can you hear me?
Jack: Loud and clear. What’s going on?
Rich: I was just calling to see if you…….
(derrrrr)
Rich: The line’s gone dead. I think he’s cut me off! I’ll try ringing one more time.
Jack: Hi Rich. Sorry about before. Phone problems hey. Yes, the match on Saturday. Great idea.What time is good for you?
Rich: About seven?
Jack: Sounds good. If I’m late just give me a call to see where I am.
Rich: Yes, I will if I can get through!
Jack: See you Saturday.
Rich: Bye
Rich: You can come back in here now, Jack.
Jack: Hey that was a pretty good telephone conversation. I think we included lots of words and phrases that will be useful for our listeners.
Rich: Yes, I think so. In the next section, we’ll take a closer look at them.
Language Focus
Jack: Let’s look at some of the language we used in that last section. I think we should start with how you start a conversation. It’s quite simple but it’s important to get it right.
Rich: Yes, you definitely shouldn’t say ‘What?’ or ‘What do you want?’. That would be rude even when speaking to friends.
Jack: That’s right. When I pick up or answer the phone I usually say hello or hi.
Rich: And when you respond you usually use it’s followed by your name. You can see that we used this in our examples earlier. We said hi or hello and then the other person said it’s Jack or it’s Rich.
Jack: This is the most common way to start a phone conversation when you know the person you are calling but you might say things like Hey or Hi followed by the person’s name who is calling you.
Rich: Especially because on mobiles you can often see who is calling you before you answer. When we don’t know the person we are calling we are a little more formal and might say hello or good morning/afternoon or evening.
Jack: And we might follow this is up with a phrase that explains why we are calling. You could say I’m calling about the job advertisement I saw in the newspaper, for example.
Rich: And we can replace the word calling with phoning or ringing. We can say I’m ringing about… or I’m phoning about…
Jack: In our practice conversations earlier, we had a few problems. One example was calling the wrong telephone number.
Rich: The most common phrase to use here is ‘Sorry, I think I’ve got the wrong number’.
Jack: Another problem is when someone calls you but you are busy. Earlier I said, ‘I’m in the middle of something. Can I call you back in a minute?’
Rich: This is the phrase to use if you answer the phone but you can’t talk because you are busy. You could also say ‘Sorry, I’m really busy. Can I call you back in a bit?’
Jack: One other problem we had in our practice conversation was a bad line. A bad line is when the phone connection is not good or there is a lot of noise in the background.
Rich: Some good phrases to use in this situation are: ‘Can you speak up a bit?’ or ‘Can you say that again, please?.
Jack: Another option which uses more telephone language is what I said to Rich earlier; ‘This line is really bad. Can you hang up and call me back?
Rich: Hang up means to finish the phone call and to call back means to try telephoning again.
Jack: There are lots of other words and phrases that are specific to the telephone or mobile and we’ve got some activities that look at more of them in the page below.
Rich: And, your task for this week is to work together to write little telephone dialogues in the comments section.
Jack: We want you to think of a situation when you might need to speak on the phone in English.
Rich: We want you to imagine you’re either calling a friend to arrange to meet somewhere or calling a business to find out some information such as the opening times at the local gym or to book a table at a restaurant.
Jack: Write a short dialogue between you and the other person and try to include some of the phrases we included in our conversations earlier.
Football Phone-in
Rich: We’re very excited today because in this week’s podcast we’re going to speak to one of our Premier Skills English listeners.
Jack: That’s right. We’ve got a new quiz. We’re going to call one of our listeners to test their football vocabulary and football knowledge of their team.
Rich: And we’re very happy to welcome our first contestant who is Philemon, a Manchester United fan from Ghana.
Jack: Philemon’s nickname on the website is Kwesimanifest and we called him earlier this week - let’s have a listen and see how well he did in our first football phone-in!
QUIZ WITH PHILEMON
Rich: If you would like to be a contestant in the Premier Skills English Phone-in, contact us by email or in the comments section below.
Can you work out this week’s football phrase?
Rich: Have you got a football phrase for us this week?
Jack: Yes, I have, but first, last week’s football phrase. The phrase was free agent. A free agent is a player who is out of contract. This means that their contract with their club have finished and they can sign for any other club and their previous club doesn’t receive a transfer fee.
Rich: Well done to Liubomyr from Ukraine, AssemJuve from Palestine, Milos from Serbia, Ahmed Adam from Sudan, and Kwesimanifest from Ghana. You all got the right answer!
Rich: So, what’s this week’s football phrase, Jack?
Jack: This week’s football phrase is *** ****** ********. The phrase is used to describe matches that happen in July and early August before the Premier League kicks off. For example, Manchester Utd are playing Manchester City, Barcelona and Real Madrid in *** ****** ********** in the USA this month.
Rich: Right, that’s all we have time for this week! Don’t forget to write your answers to our questions and make a guess at our football phrase in the comments below.
Jack: Bye for now and enjoy your football!
Vocabulary
How much did you understand?
In the podcast, Rich and Jack used lots of words and phrases that we use to talk on the phone. Some of them might be new for you. You can see two examples here:
No, no. I'm not Rich. I think you've got the wrong number.
Sorry, I'm in the middle of something. Can I call you back in a minute?
There were a few more tricky words and phrases in the podcast. Do you know what they all mean? Try the activity below, then, listen to the podcast again to hear how we used the words. This can really help your understanding.
Activity 1
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Language
On the phone - Starting a conversation
One of the most difficult things to do on the telephone is starting a conversation. There are different ways of starting a conversation on the telephone. These depend on two important things:
- Are you talking to someone you know?
- Is it a formal or informal conversation?
Jack and Rich know each other well, so the conversations they had in the podcast were informal. Take a look at these examples:
Hi Rich, it's Jack. How are you?
Hi Rich, Jack here. How you doing?
If it is a more formal conversation with someone you know, you might use slightly different structures. The next example could be used if you need to ring work to tell them that you are sick:
Hello. This is Richard Smith. I'm calling to say that I won't be able to come to work today because I'm sick.
If you don't know somebody, and you are calling somebody back, you might say something slightly differently again:
Hello. My name is Richard Smith. You called me this morning and I'm returning your call.
You may sometimes need to speak to a specific person when you are calling a company. There are a number of polite ways to do this:
Is it possible to speak to Mrs. Smith?
May I speak to Mrs. Smith?
Could you put me through to Mrs. Smith please?
And, sometimes, especially when you are calling about a service, you don't need to use your name, just give the reason why you are calling:
Hello. I'm calling about the advertisement for the job I saw in the newspaper last night.
Hello. I was wondering if there were any tickets left for the match on Saturday.
In this activity, take a look at some different conversations and decide which phrases are most appropriate for each situation.
Activity 2
Learning
Top tips for speaking on the phone
Jack and Rich had a few problems with their telephone conversations during the podcast. Some of these were language problems and some of these were technical problems such as a bad line and a lot of background noise. Here are our top tips for speaking on the telephone:
- Ask people to repeat things. If you haven't understood use phrases such as: Can you say that again, please?, Sorry, I didn't quite catch that, or Can you repeat that last part one more time, please?
- Confirm you have understood by repeating things back to the speaker. This is a good tactic to check your understanding and it's also very natural. Say things such as: So, you mean..., in other words, So, what you are saying is...
- Ask people to speak more slowly. People, especially native speakers, can sometimes speak very quickly on the phone. You need to get them to slow down! Use phrases such as: Can you speak a little slower, please? English is not my first language so would you mind slowing down a bit?
- Watch out for background noise. Before you telephone somebody, think about where you are. If you are in a public place look for a quieter place to speak.
- Think about how you start the conversation. Before you make a call, think about how to start the conversation and think about what you expect the other person to say. If you can guess what the answers might be, it makes things a lot easier!
Task
A telephone conversation
In the podcast, Rich and Jack asked you to think of a telephone conversation, in English, that you might have in the future. We want to do lots of different dialogues in the comments section. Start your dialogue by writing ring, ring at the beginning of your message. To write the next line of the dialogue hit the reply button in the comments section and reply to that person. Then start a new dialogue with a new comment. Don't forget to use some of the words and phrases you've learned in this lesson. Here are some possible topics for your dialogues:
- Phone a friend and arrange to meet to do something together. Decide upon the time and place in your conversation. You might want to meet at a cafe / in the park / in the town centre / at the cinema.
- Call a business such as a local gym or restaurant to find out the opening times or to book a table.
- Ring a football club and ask about tickets for a match in the future.
Write your dialogue in the comments section below.
Quiz
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Comment
What do you think?
In this week’s podcast, Jack and Rich spoke about talking on the telephone.
Do you ever talk on the phone in English? When? Is it more difficult than speaking face to face? Why?
Let's write some telephone dialogues! Start your dialogue by writing ring, ring and reply to other people's dialogues by pressing the reply button. Look at the task above for more information.
Remember to write your guess at this week's football phrase and answer the questions above in the comments section below.
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Komentar
13/11/2021
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Task
ring, ring
M-Hi David. It’s Mustapha. How are you.
D-Thanks Mustapha What’s up?
M-All right. I’m calling to see if we meet in the “Cafe Romance” on the "Maidan Street" tomorrow at two o’clock for chatting.
D-It sounds good.I’ll be there.
M-See you then.
Comment
Yes I talked to one of our company’s client from Middle East on the phone in English. It’s needed to concentrate carefully what the other person said.
Phrase
• When he was telling unbelievable stories of his journey he was in fact messing about.
13/11/2021 18:04
Tottenham Hotspur
5555
Task
ring, ring
M-Hi David. It’s Mustapha. How are you.
D-Thanks Mustapha What’s up?
M-All right. I’m calling to see if we meet in the “Cafe Romance” on the "Maidan Street" tomorrow at two o’clock for chatting.
D-It sounds good.I’ll be there.
M-See you then.
Comment
Yes I talked to one of our company’s client from Middle East on the phone in English. It’s needed to concentrate carefully what the other person said.
Phrase
• When he was telling unbelievable stories of his journey he was in fact messing about.
18/05/2020
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This week's football phrase is ( Pre-season friendly matches )
18/05/2020 17:18
Manchester United
6536
This week's football phrase is ( Pre-season friendly matches )
18/05/2020
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Ring , ring ...........
Good afternoon from Izmir
How is everyone doing ?
18/05/2020 17:18
Manchester United
6536
Ring , ring ...........
Good afternoon from Izmir
How is everyone doing ?
18/05/2020
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It was amazing to hear one of us talking to you on the phone and he actually did well with no panic at all
Well done Philemon.
It was great to hear you joining the podcast
What a lovely society it is here
18/05/2020 17:16
Manchester United
6536
It was amazing to hear one of us talking to you on the phone and he actually did well with no panic at all
Well done Philemon.
It was great to hear you joining the podcast
What a lovely society it is here
18/05/2020
points
I usually talk on the phone in English with my students
Weel , it was difficult in the beginning but by time it becomes easier for both of us because sometimes you start talking with the other one is still talking , actually you cannot see their facial expressions that he stops or waits for a reply
18/05/2020 17:13
Manchester United
6536
I usually talk on the phone in English with my students
Weel , it was difficult in the beginning but by time it becomes easier for both of us because sometimes you start talking with the other one is still talking , actually you cannot see their facial expressions that he stops or waits for a reply
05/10/2019
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Hi, My name is Antonio from México,
I have spoken to many times by phone and some times the line is so bad and I don't like it because it is to dificult to understand and I don't like to ask over and over again but some other times when the line is perfect and I can understand everything I feel happy XD
05/10/2019 14:53
AFC Bournemouth
30
Hi, My name is Antonio from México,
I have spoken to many times by phone and some times the line is so bad and I don't like it because it is to dificult to understand and I don't like to ask over and over again but some other times when the line is perfect and I can understand everything I feel happy XD
26/07/2017
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The phrase should be pre season friendlies
26/07/2017 16:19
Chelsea
2
The phrase should be pre season friendlies
26/07/2017
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Well done The Cure Palermo! Have you listened to this week's podcast? The phrase this week is very similar to this one: Premier Skills English Podcast: Speaking skills - At the hotel
26/07/2017 19:50
Arsenal
560
Well done The Cure Palermo! Have you listened to this week's podcast? The phrase this week is very similar to this one: Premier Skills English Podcast: Speaking skills - At the hotel
12/07/2017
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Hello
12/07/2017 22:26
Manchester United
9
Hello
13/07/2017
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Hi Ycart! How are you?
13/07/2017 11:41
Liverpool
594
Hi Ycart! How are you?
10/07/2017
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This week's podcast was the best I have ever listened on the PSE. Besides learning some new words and phrase as always, but this time it contained a lof of fun, especially in the Imaginary-call part. Also the phone-in with Philemon was very nice. Acually I hopped if it wouldn't finish, because it was a pure 21 minutes of enjoyment!!!
10/07/2017 21:38
Liverpool
2903
This week's podcast was the best I have ever listened on the PSE. Besides learning some new words and phrase as always, but this time it contained a lof of fun, especially in the Imaginary-call part. Also the phone-in with Philemon was very nice. Acually I hopped if it wouldn't finish, because it was a pure 21 minutes of enjoyment!!!
13/07/2017
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You could say that again Ahmed
It was a great experience...on the spot answers
13/07/2017 09:30
Manchester United
4779
You could say that again Ahmed
It was a great experience...on the spot answers
10/07/2017
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Thanks for your fantastic comment, Ahmed Adam! We're really happy that you enjoyed it!
10/07/2017 21:58
Liverpool
594
Thanks for your fantastic comment, Ahmed Adam! We're really happy that you enjoyed it!
10/07/2017
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I think that this week’s phrase is ‘***-****** ********’.
10/07/2017 11:38
Watford
4417
I think that this week’s phrase is ‘***-****** ********’.
10/07/2017
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Spot on as usual! Well done.
10/07/2017 12:23
Arsenal
560
Spot on as usual! Well done.
10/07/2017
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This week's phrase is ******** matches
10/07/2017 07:33
Manchester United
2663
This week's phrase is ******** matches
10/07/2017
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HI Milos
This is nearly right but we're looking for a little more information.
Rich - The Premier Skills English Team
10/07/2017 08:33
Liverpool
594
HI Milos
This is nearly right but we're looking for a little more information.
Rich - The Premier Skills English Team
09/07/2017
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***-****** ********
09/07/2017 23:56
Manchester United
4779
***-****** ********
09/07/2017
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This time it must be cracked! The phrase is a "*** ****** *******"
09/07/2017 22:25
Liverpool
2903
This time it must be cracked! The phrase is a "*** ****** *******"
09/07/2017
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The phrase is *** ****** ******** fixtures. [edit - the fixtures part is not necessary - but you got the phrase. Well done!]
09/07/2017 19:52
Liverpool
3705
The phrase is *** ****** ******** fixtures. [edit - the fixtures part is not necessary - but you got the phrase. Well done!]
09/07/2017
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The phrase "Preseason preparations"
09/07/2017 19:40
Liverpool
2903
The phrase "Preseason preparations"
09/07/2017
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Lukako has joined Man United,what a deal for united,and Rooney is back to Everton,that is also a great deal.
09/07/2017 16:06
Liverpool
3705
Lukako has joined Man United,what a deal for united,and Rooney is back to Everton,that is also a great deal.
09/07/2017
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ring, ring
Hello, It's sidali. Is that you Rabah?
Yes, it's me. How are you?
Fine. I am calling you for meeting tomorrow if you have any sparetime?
Let me say? Yes perhaps in the afternoon if that works for you.
Ok, that's good. Bye for now and don't forget to cheer the kids.
I have never spoken in English on phone, in fact. I usually do it in Algerian or French.
Word guess . amical match.
09/07/2017 15:57
Manchester City
3988
ring, ring
Hello, It's sidali. Is that you Rabah?
Yes, it's me. How are you?
Fine. I am calling you for meeting tomorrow if you have any sparetime?
Let me say? Yes perhaps in the afternoon if that works for you.
Ok, that's good. Bye for now and don't forget to cheer the kids.
I have never spoken in English on phone, in fact. I usually do it in Algerian or French.
Word guess . amical match.
09/07/2017
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The phrase is *********.
09/07/2017 13:32
Liverpool
3705
The phrase is *********.
09/07/2017
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You've got the first word in the phrase, but not the second. What do you think it is?
Rich - The Premier Skills English Team
09/07/2017 14:50
Liverpool
594
You've got the first word in the phrase, but not the second. What do you think it is?
Rich - The Premier Skills English Team
09/07/2017
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Ok.preseason friendly fixtures.
09/07/2017 15:40
Liverpool
3705
Ok.preseason friendly fixtures.
09/07/2017
points
Please, the link to download this podcast, my phone doesn't support online-listening. From what I saw, it seems to be a very enjoyable pod!
Football phrase "Pre season tournament"
09/07/2017 12:00
Liverpool
2903
Please, the link to download this podcast, my phone doesn't support online-listening. From what I saw, it seems to be a very enjoyable pod!
Football phrase "Pre season tournament"
09/07/2017
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That's almost right! Not quite...
09/07/2017 23:03
Arsenal
560
That's almost right! Not quite...
09/07/2017
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Thanks for letting us know, Ahmed Adam! The link is there now
09/07/2017 15:32
Liverpool
594
Thanks for letting us know, Ahmed Adam! The link is there now
09/07/2017
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You are welcome our teacher, R!ch and thanks to you too for putting the link.
09/07/2017 22:31
Liverpool
2903
You are welcome our teacher, R!ch and thanks to you too for putting the link.
09/07/2017
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Correct me
Actually I have spoken to a couple of school classmates on (1) phone in English, but I have never spoken to a native. I think talking to people on (1) phone is a bit (2) difficult than talking to them face to face. Because when it gets complicated to express yourself, then you can try some gestures to explain, but this feature is not possible when (3) connected through a line. However, it would be fantastic if I (4) had to be involved in one of those call-ins with (5) teacher Jack or R!ch
09/07/2017 11:46
Liverpool
2903
Correct me
Actually I have spoken to a couple of school classmates on (1) phone in English, but I have never spoken to a native. I think talking to people on (1) phone is a bit (2) difficult than talking to them face to face. Because when it gets complicated to express yourself, then you can try some gestures to explain, but this feature is not possible when (3) connected through a line. However, it would be fantastic if I (4) had to be involved in one of those call-ins with (5) teacher Jack or R!ch
10/07/2017
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Hi Ahmed Adam
I'm going to make you work a little bit harder with this one! Can you add an extra word to numbers one and two and can you re-phrase numbers three to five?
Rich - The Premier Skills English Team
10/07/2017 08:41
Liverpool
594
Hi Ahmed Adam
I'm going to make you work a little bit harder with this one! Can you add an extra word to numbers one and two and can you re-phrase numbers three to five?
Rich - The Premier Skills English Team
10/07/2017
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1 the missing word must be (the).
2 (more) is missing.
3 when the callers are connected through mobile phones.
4 It would be fantastic if had one of those call-ins.
5 with the teachers - jack and Rich.
Thank you teacher, R!ch. I've made some corrections, but you might want to make further ones.
10/07/2017 21:16
Liverpool
2903
1 the missing word must be (the).
2 (more) is missing.
3 when the callers are connected through mobile phones.
4 It would be fantastic if had one of those call-ins.
5 with the teachers - jack and Rich.
Thank you teacher, R!ch. I've made some corrections, but you might want to make further ones.
08/07/2017
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This week's phrase is ********* football
08/07/2017 22:59
Manchester United
4779
This week's phrase is ********* football
09/07/2017
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You've got the first word in the phrase, but not the second. Any ideas?
09/07/2017 14:53
Liverpool
594
You've got the first word in the phrase, but not the second. Any ideas?
08/07/2017
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I would like to talk with Rich and Jack,it would be great to have a conservation with you,if it is possible.
08/07/2017 17:36
Liverpool
3705
I would like to talk with Rich and Jack,it would be great to have a conservation with you,if it is possible.
09/07/2017
points
Perhaps we could call you next time we do a quiz! Send us a message to the Premier Skills inbox and we'll call you if we do another one.
Thanks
Jack
09/07/2017 23:07
Arsenal
560
Perhaps we could call you next time we do a quiz! Send us a message to the Premier Skills inbox and we'll call you if we do another one.
Thanks
Jack
08/07/2017
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No i do not,I rarely speak to people on the phone.I think it is the same difficult as speaking face to face.I have a little problem in both of them.
08/07/2017 17:33
Liverpool
3705
No i do not,I rarely speak to people on the phone.I think it is the same difficult as speaking face to face.I have a little problem in both of them.
08/07/2017
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hello
08/07/2017 11:08
Arsenal
5
hello
08/07/2017
points
Hi Ammar! It's Rich. How are you?
08/07/2017 15:18
Liverpool
594
Hi Ammar! It's Rich. How are you?
08/07/2017
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Ring ring!
08/07/2017 09:43
Arsenal
560
Ring ring!
08/07/2017
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Hello
08/07/2017 17:34
Liverpool
3705
Hello
09/07/2017
points
Hi AssemJuve! How you doing?
09/07/2017 14:52
Liverpool
594
Hi AssemJuve! How you doing?
10/07/2017
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I am fine,are you excited for Liverpool playing in the UCL next season.
10/07/2017 10:45
Liverpool
3705
I am fine,are you excited for Liverpool playing in the UCL next season.
10/07/2017
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Yes, very, but I'm worried about the qualifying round! We could get Sporting Lisbon or CSKA Moscow. That could be tricky. What do you think?
10/07/2017 11:20
Liverpool
594
Yes, very, but I'm worried about the qualifying round! We could get Sporting Lisbon or CSKA Moscow. That could be tricky. What do you think?
08/07/2017
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Hello?
08/07/2017 09:54
Liverpool
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Hello?
08/07/2017
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Hi Rich! It's Jack. How's it going?
08/07/2017 09:58
Arsenal
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Hi Rich! It's Jack. How's it going?
08/07/2017
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I can't hear you that well. Can you speak up a bit? I'm on the train to Alicante. What's up?
08/07/2017 10:03
Liverpool
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I can't hear you that well. Can you speak up a bit? I'm on the train to Alicante. What's up?