English for the Workplace Final Test 2/66

A: Do you know TESLA Inc?

B: Yes, I do.              ()                  

• I love those shoes too.

• It’s luxury cosmetics.

• They’re modern electric cars and trucks.

• The company produces a line of smartphones.

A: ()

    B: Yes, Martin Eberhard and Marc Tarpenning.

•   Do you know where they are?

• Do you know which company owns it?

• Do you know who founded Tesla Inc.?

• Do you know which company?

A: One Point office. Phapawin is speaking.              ()                             

B:  Of course. This is Ratchaphon. I’m interested in One Point products. Could you please send me a new catalogue and a pricelist?

A: Absolutely.

• We’ll email you your requests

• Take a seat, please

• How about you?

• May I help you?

A: Hello, sales department.          

B:     ()                        

A: Hold on a minute. I’m trying to connect you to Yanisa.

• Can I speak to kittimasak, please?

• May I speak to Phurit, please?

• I would like to speak to Wiraphap, please.

• I’d like to speak to Yanisa.

A: Hello, Uea-angkun speaking.    

B: Hello, this is Saksit calling. Can I speak to Rachata, please?

A: Sorry, he went out for meeting.

   ()               

B: Certainly. Please tell him I will call him around 1 p.m. I need to consult with him about a business plan.

• Excuse me, I couldn’t hear you. Could you repeat that?

• Sorry, I think you have the wrong number.

• Thanks. Could you give me your name?

• Would you like to leave a message?

B: Certainly. Please tell him I will call him around 1 p.m. I need to consult with him about a business plan.

A:                       ()                     

B: Please tell him I will call him around 1 p.m. I need to consult with him about a business plan.

A: Thank you. Mr. Saksit. I’ll give him your message when he’s back.

B: Thank you for your help.

 

• I could barely hear you. Could you speak louder, please?

• Sure. I’ll tell him as soon as he’s free.

• Okay. Let me check… I think you have the wrong number.

• Would you like me to connect you to Peter?

A:  Hello again. I got cut off a little while ago. May I speak to Thirawat?

B:          ()             I’m putting you through.

 

• Sorry, I don’t know him.

• Talk to you later

• Keep in touch

• Hold on the line, please.

A:  I’m afraid he is not in the office at the moment.              ()            

B: Absolutely. Please tell him to call me back at 098-287-3264. It’s very urgent.

• Would you like to send a message?

• Can I leave a message?

• Can I take your message?

• Would you like to call him back?

A: Are you available tomorrow?

B:                 ()                          

• Tomorrow will be fine.

• Yes, I can see you at eleven o’clock.

• Two o’clock would be okay.

• There is no wrong answer.

A: Can I make an appointment for

    Monday 9 o’clock?

B:                ()          I’ve already got an appointment with a customer.

• I’ll see you then.

• Yes, see you at that time.

• I won’t be available at that time.

• There is no wrong answer.