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On the phone and prepositions - English lesson

On the phone
To give somebody a ring.
Ben Jerry speaking.
Could I talk to Mr. Brown?
Mr. Brown is not available at the moment.
What is the reason for your call?
I am interested in…
Could you please hold for a second?
I have someone on the other line.
I will put you through.
Let me take a message.
Could you please take notes?
Thank you for calling!

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- Jenny, why don't you give Clara a ring and ask her send us some brochures?

- You're right. I should call her. I am sure she will help us. She is so helpful and efficient!

- Good morning, Deborah Singer speaking.
- Good morning, this is Jenny Parker. May I speak Clara Field, please?

- Please hold a second. I will check if she is available. (…)

- I am sorry, but she is right now. Can I take a message?

- Yes, please. My company is attending next week's trade show in Toronto, and we would be interested receiving one hundred brochures of your catalogue. Could you please tell Clara when she is back?

- Of course. Hang a minute…

- Oh! You are luck. I think she is back in her office.

- I will put you .

- Great! Thank you very much. Have a nice day!

- Hello, Clara Field speaking. Who's speaking?
- Hi Clara, this is Jenny. Am I disturbing you?

- Hi Jenny. It is a pleasure to hear from you! What can I do you?

- Well, we are participating in the exhibition in Toronto, and we need some brochures you.

- No problem! How many booklets do you need?
- Oh, I'd say one hundred.

- Alright, I will ask Deborah to send you the documents ASAP by express post.
- Thank you so much, Clara.
- You're welcome, Jenny. Thank you calling!
- Thank you! Have a good day!
- You too! Bye…

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