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Jacky56Lin Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Hello! Tom, what’s up. Help me please.
Dear Teachers
When someone takes a phone call to me, I answer the phone.
Me: Hello!
Sb: Hello! Jacky.
Then I answer like below: I mean I want ask him the purpose calling me.
1. Me: Tom, what is your business.
2. Me: Tom, what’s up
3. Me: Tom, what do you want?
4. Me: what do you call me for?
Which replies are possible? Or help me make some.
Thanks a lot.
When someone takes a phone call to me, I answer the phone.
Me: Hello!
Sb: Hello! Jacky.
Then I answer like below: I mean I want ask him the purpose calling me.
1. Me: Tom, what is your business.
2. Me: Tom, what’s up
3. Me: Tom, what do you want?
4. Me: what do you call me for?
Which replies are possible? Or help me make some.
Thanks a lot.
Top answer
Hi, When someone takes a phone call to me, I answer the phone. Me: Hello! Sb: Hello!
- Hi, When someone takes a phone call to me, I answer the phone.
- Me: Hello!
- Sb: Hello!
- Jacky.
- Then I answer like below: I mean I want ask him the purpose calling me.
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Hi,
When someone takes a phone call to me, I answer the phone.
Me: Hello!
Sb: Hello! Jacky.
Then I answer like below: I
When someone takes a phone call to me, I answer the phone.
Me: Hello!
Sb: Hello! Jacky.
Then I answer like below: I
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In a normal telephone conversation, the person will probably tell you why he called without you having to ask.
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Hello Teacher Clive
I often say in a business context, 'Hi Tom, what can I do for you?'
and
I often say not in a business context, 'Hi Tom, (_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _)?'> a casual answer .
help me please .
Thanks again.
I often say in a business context, 'Hi Tom, what can I do for you?'
and
I often say not in a business context, 'Hi Tom, (_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _)?'> a casual answer .
help me please .
Thanks again.
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