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| I | II | III | IV |
| Infinitive | Past Simple | Participle II | Participle I |
| (to) V | Ved (II ) | Ved (III ) | Ving (IV) |
| (to) connect | connected | connected | connecting |
| (to) make | made/wrote | made/written | making/whriting |
| Perfect / Passive | Continuous |
to write
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| (Present) | (Past) | (Future) | (Future in the Past) | |
| Indefinite/ Simple | I write | I wrote () | I shall/will write () | I should write () |
| Continuous | I am writing | I was writing | I shall be writing | I should be writing |
| Perfect | I have written | I had written | I shall have written | I should have written |
| Perfect Continuous | I have been writing | I had been writing | I shall have been writing | I should have been writing |
to write .
to be written:
| Present | Past | Future | Future in the Past | |
| Indefinite | The book is written | The book was written | The book will be written | The book would be written |
| Continuous | The book is being written | The book was being written | - | - |
| Perfect | The book has been written | The book had been written | The book will have been written | The book would have been written |
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Receiver
To listen for dialing tone
Continuous tone
To dial
Dial
Ringing tone , ,
Engaged tone , ,
Repeated single tone
Number unobtainable tone , ,
Steady tone
To replace the receiver
To redial
To book a trunk-call
Duration of a call
To advice duration and charge
Caller ,
The line is busy/engaged
Hold on
To take/to leave a message /
To put through
Extension -
Starting a Telephone Talk
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1. A: Hello!
B: May I speak to Mr. Stock, please?
A: Speaking.
B: Good morning, Mr. Stock. This is Surikov calling.
A: Good morning, Mr. Surikov.
2. A: Hello.
B: Could I speak to Mr. Ivanov?
A: Who`s calling, please?
B: This is Brown from the University of Communications.
A: Just a minute. I`m putting you through.
I: Ivanov speaking.
3. A: University of Communications. Good morning.
B: Good morning. Could you put me through to Prof. Sokolov?
A: Sorry. The line is engaged. Can you hold on?
B: All right. Thank you.
4. A: Five-seven-three; one-nine-oh-four.
B: Good evening. Can I speak to Mr. Jones, please?
A: Sorry. Mr. Jones is on the other line. Will you wait, please?
B: All right.
A: Sorry to have kept you waiting. I`m putting you through to Mr. Jones..
B: Thank you.
5. A: Hello.
B: Hello. David Black speaking. May I have a word with Mr. Ivanov?
A: I`ll see if he is in. (a minute later). I`m afraid Mr. Ivanov is out at the moment.
B: Could you take a message?
A: Yes, of course. / Yes, certainly.
6. A: Hello. May I speak to Mrs. Roberts?
B: Sorry. Mrs. Roberts is not available. Is there any message?
A: No, thank you, I`ll call back later.
B: Right. Goodbye.
7. A: Hello. May I speak with Miss Black for a minute?
B: Hold the line, please.
A: Thank you.
B: Sorry. There is no reply on this number.
8. A: Good afternoon. Can I help you?
B: Good afternoon. I`d like to speak to Mr.Tate.
A: What extension, please?
B: I think it`s twenty-three.
A: Thank you. (After a moment). You are through.
9. A: Hello. I´d like to talk to Mr. Scott?
B: I can`t hear what you are saying. Could you speak up, please?
A: May I talk to Mr. Scott?
B: I`m afraid, you have the wrong number.
A: Oh, sorry, to have troubled/bothered you.
B: That`s quite all right.
. 3. :
1. A: May I speak with Mr. Bell?
B: _______________________
A: Could I leave a message for him?
B: _______________________
2. A: Russian Embassy. Good morning.
B: _________________________
A: Sorry. The line is busy.
3. A: Sorry. Mr. Foot is on the other line. Will you hold on, please?
B: _____________________
4. A: ____________________
B: I`ll call back later.
5. A: Sorry to have kept you waiting. Now I`m putting you through.
B: ____________________
6. A: Is there any message?
B: _______________________
7. A: You`ve got the wrong number.
B: ____________________________
A: No problem.
8. A: Sorry. Mr. Sonin is not available. Would you like to leave a message?
B: ___________________
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Words and phrases for learning.
To call, to call back, a call, a receiver, to listen for dialing tone, a continuous tone, to dial, a dial, a ringing tone, engaged tone, a steady tone, to replace the receiver, to redial, to book a trunk-call, duration of a call, charge, a caller, the line is busy/engaged, to hold on, to take/to leave a message, to put through, an extension.
Telephoning
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1. Sergei and Marina Rudins en route to New York are staying for a couple of days in London. Sergei rings up his friend Charles Maxwell.
Sergei: Hello, Charles. This is Sergei Rudin.
Charles: Hello, Sergei. Where are you old boy?
Sergei: Here in London.
Charles: Good. Welcome to London.
Sergei: Marina and I we are looking forward to seeing you.
Charles: How long are you planning to stay in London?
Sergei: Only for two days.
Charles: We haven`t got much time, I`m afraid. Tomorrow well begin with a lunch at our place. Then Ill take you to see the Buckingham Palace. Sunday morning I`ll take you to the Tower of London which for centuries has served the three purposes of a fortress, a palace and a prison.
Sergei: Charles, could you show us the Houses of Parliament?
Charles: Of course.
Sergei: Fine. I think that will do for the day. You will be very tired.
Charles: No, one more visit and that is the British Museum.
Sergei: It`s very kind of you, Charles.
Charles: See you tomorrow at 10 o`clock. Bye now.
Sergei: Bye.
2. Mr. Black: May I speak to Mr. Gibson?
Man: I`m afraid you`ve got the wrong number.
This is a private residence.
Mr. Black: I`m sorry to have bothered you.
Man: That`s quite all right.
Mr. Black:
(a little later) Is it three-five zero; eight-double seven-nine?
Young Woman: Yes. Good evening. Who is calling, please?
Mr. Black: It is Mr. Black. Can I speak to Mr. Gibson, please?
Y.w.: Sorry. He is not in yet. I`m afraid he won`t be back till late in the evening. Is there any message?
Mr. Black: Oh, it`s Paul Black calling. Tell him I`ll call him back later. I`d like to discuss something important with him.
Y.w.: I`m Mr. Gibson`s daughter Jane. Will you repeat your name, please? And would you mind speaking up, your voice is so faint.
Mr. Black: Fine. My name is B-l-a-c-k.
J.: Thank you, sir. I`ll tell him you called as soon as he comes.
Mr. Black: Yes, please, I`ll be waiting for his call. Thank you. Bye.
J.: Good-bye.
