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User_gary Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
He is out
Mr. A : (called on phone) May I talk with Mr. C?
Mr. B : He is out. Could you please call back again after an hour because Mr. C will be back within an hour.
I mean "He is not in the room, out somewhere (maybe outside the office premises, or to the toilet room, or to another room, etc etc." by "He is out".
Mr. B : He is out. Could you please call back again after an hour because Mr. C will be back within an hour.
I mean "He is not in the room, out somewhere (maybe outside the office premises, or to the toilet room, or to another room, etc etc." by "He is out".
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Hi, Mr. A : (called on phone) May I talk with Mr. C, please?
- Hi, Mr.
- A : (called on phone) May I talk with Mr.
- C, please?
- More common where I live is 'Can I speak to .
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Hi,
Mr. A : (called on phone) May I talk with Mr. C, please?
More common where I live is 'Can I speak to . . . '
Mr. B : I'm sorry, he is not availableout. Could you please call back again after in an hour? because Mr. C will be back within an hour.
I mean "He is not in the room, out somewhere (maybe outside the office prem
Mr. A : (called on phone) May I talk with Mr. C, please?
More common where I live is 'Can I speak to . . . '
Mr. B : I'm sorry, he is not available
I mean "He is not in the room, out somewhere (maybe outside the office prem
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