[vocabulary 2]

Talking on the phone
A: Hello. Is (Will) there, please?


Numbers and services
international code national code area code operator
directory enquiries fire
police ambulance

^It's out of order.
a bad line.
letter
PS (postscript) envelope package parcel postcard address postcode
first class stamp
second class stamp ...................
post box air mail delivery collection
postman / postwoman
I sent it first class.
Has the post arrived yet?
I got/ hada letter from Claire this morning.
I haven't heard from my uncle for ages. What time does the post go?
Sending e-mai!s (verbs)
type in your password check your e-mail(s)
send an e-mail / a message get an e-mail
forward an e-mail print out an e-mail be online
surf the net


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B: Yes, (he) is. Hold on, I'll (iust) get (him) for you.
A: Can I speak to (Jane), please? B: Sorry, (she) isn't here.
Can I take a message?/
B: Sorry, (she's) on the other line.
Do you want to hold?
A: Is that (Tim)? B: Speaking.


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We keep in touch by e-mail. ...................................•· .........•· ························
Who's your internet service provider (ISP)? ....................................................................... .
What's your e-mail address? ..........................
I can't open this attachment. ............................. .. .......................................

See page 87 for the British/ American word /iSI.
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