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hot [hɒt] pot [pɒt] fox [fɒks] box [bɒks] sock [sɒk] rock [rɒk]


lock [lɒk] drop [drɒp] stop [stɒp] bond [bɒnd] monk [mɒŋk] honk [hɒŋk]


dollar ['dɒlər] clock [klɒk] stock [stɒk] block [blɒk] shock [ʃɒk] knock [nɒk]


pocket ['pɒkt] rocket ['rɒkt] peacock ['pi:.kɒk] wedlock ['wedlɒk] doctor ['dɒktər] common ['kɒmən]


 

Exercises

166.

 

1

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A. I'd like to


a collect call. (have, do, make, take)


 

B. Nobody canthe phone right now. (tell, answer, come, need)

 

C. up and dial again. (pick, go, take, hang)

 

D. a message on her answering machine. (say, leave, call, speak)

 

E. Pleasewhile I see if he is here. (stay, hold, listen, get)

 

2

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A. Start speaking after a short. (sound, beep, call, ring)

 

B. This isservice, how can I help you? (phone, consumer, customer, local)

 

C. I need to recharge thevery often. (payment, extension, receiver, battery)

 

D. You need to call directory. (assistance, help, service, operator)

 

E. There is aphone at the back of the store. (payable, common, local, public)

 

3

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A. He isthe other phone. (at, on, by, with)

 

B. She wasof town for a while. (far, from, outside, out)

 

C. I'll beyou shortly. (with, by, near, beside)

 

D. May I put youto his voice mail? (into, on, through, out)

 

E. You can trythe end of the business day. (on, at, for, in)

 

4

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A. Today he may belate. (sitting, trying, being, staying)

 

B. Nobody canyour question. (answer, tell, say, make)

 

C. The operatorme on hold. (connected, spoke, made, put)

 

D. Our receptionist willyou to the correct extension. (bring, transfer, place, send)

 

E. I have a lot ofcalls. (unlucky, unwanted, unasked, unhappy)


 

5

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A. the receiver. (talk, pick up, ask, collect)

 

B. She is not. May I take a message? (interested, found, available, working)

 

C. I would prefer toback another time. (call, make, send, talk)

 

D. I need toa phone jack. (fill, install, ask, bring)

 

E. I'd like to adjust a ringer. (change, degree, volume, line)

 

6

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A. There is a payphone in this building.

 

B. He will be staying late in the office.

 

C. The phone rang four times.

 

D. You can call me later tonight.

 

E. He has stepped out for a while.

 

7

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A. Call methe morning. (on, in, at, for)

 

B. Call herSunday morning. (on, in, at, for)

 

C. Thank youcalling. (on, in, at, for)

 

D. She waited all morningher boyfriend to call. (on, in, at, for)

 

E. Don't yellme, or I will hang up. (on, in, at, for)


 

Lets practice

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Talking to an operator

1. -?

 

2. .

 

3. .

 

4. .

 

 

Mobile phone

5. .

 

6. .

 

7. .

 

8. , .

 

 

Personal conversation

9. .

 

10. , .

 

11. .

 

12. , .

 

 

Business conversation

13. .

 

14. - .

 

15. ?

 

16. ; ?


 

Talking to an operator

1. Where is the nearest payphone in this area?

2. Long-distance rates went down lately.

3. Please check the number and dial again.

4. This number has been disconnected.

 

Mobile phone

5. I'm calling you from my friend's phone.

6. Call me at a different number.

7. Hang up immediately and never call me again.

8. I never use my cell phone while I am driving.

 

Personal conversation

9. You can reach me at home tonight.

10. Feel free to call me when you need me.

11. He never turns off his answering machine.

12. I was talking to him on the phone and suddenly got disconnected.

 

Business conversation

13. No one is available to come to the phone right now.

14. Someone else will try to help you.

15. Can you connect me with your manager, please?

16. He is on the other phone now; would you like to hold?


 
 

 


Grammar

CONTINUOUS

 

, , , .

 

, (, , ), . , Indefinite Continuous. .

1) (v) define , (n) definition , (a) indefinite

Indefinite (, Simple Past).

2) (v) continue , (n) continuation , (a) continuous ,

: Progressive Tense. , , .

It means that the action is in progress at the moment under consideration. , .

 

, . : . , :

1) .


 

: ? : 2) .

. : , . ; , .

 

, ; , ( , ).

: . Indefinite Tense , , . Continuous Tense

, . , , . , Present Continuous, Past Continuous ..

 

Continuous to be, - ing -, , , , (

, ). , , : Continuous = to be + (verb) - ing

, to be , ( : am, is, are). , - ing -, ( ).

 

, , - -:

works as a teacher. .

Don't call him, he is working. He , . ( )

reads a lot. . ()

is reading his play to us. . () Water boils at 212 oFahrenheit. 212 oF. () The kettle is boiling. . ()

 





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