8. Match the sentences (1-7) to the responses (a-g). There may be more than one possibility.

Good morning. It’s Roger here.	Yes, of course.
This is Maria. Is that Jack?	Yes, he is. Just a moment.
I’d like to speak to Patricia, please.	Of course, I will. See you then.
Well, thanks for calling.	No, I’m sorry, he’s away this week.
Could I speak to Peter, please?	That’s OK. Good to hear from you.
6. Is Thomas in?	Oh, hello. How are you?
7. And give my regards to Bob.	Speaking.

9. Complete the sentences using the verbs from the box below. Use each verb once only.

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EXAMPLE: I’m trying to get hold of Peter Grant.

1. Could you ………………….. on, please? I won’t be long.

2. Sorry to ……………….. you waiting.

3. Hello, is that Gordon …………………..?

4. Just a ……………………., please.

5. Wait a minute, I’ll ………………… if she’s here.

6. I’ll get the information you want. Do you mind …………. on?

7. You should be able to reach her on her …………………

8. Try calling back …………………….. an hour’s time.

9. Sorry, he’s not ………………… at the moment.

 10. Fill in the gaps in the following conversations.

Call 1.	A:	Hello, is that Motor Systems UK?
	B:	__________________________
	A:	Can I speak to Mark Wheeler, please?
	B:	______________________________
	A:	OK. Do you know what time he will be free?
	B:	__________________________________
	A:	Right, I’ll call again then. Thank you very much.
	B:	_____________________________________
	A:	Goodbye.
Call 2.	A:	_____________________________________
	B:	Hello. Could I speak to Susan Jones, please?
	A:	______________________________________
	B:	M ag O’Connell.
	A:	___________
	B:	She said she’d be in all morning.
	A:	_____________________
	C:	Susan Jones speaking.
	B:	___________________
	C:	Oh, yes, thank you, it’s about…

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