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Modul 4-English For Business Conversation and Presentation

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MODUL PERKULIAHAN

Mata Kuliah English for


Business Conversation and
Presentation

Modul 4:
Making a Phone Call

Percakapan telepon yang berkaitan dengan bisnis

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Bahasa Program 07710107 Dede Ismail, S.S., M.Hum
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Abstract Kompetensi

Bab ini mengeksplorasi percakapan telepon dalam Mampu mempraktekan percakapan


bahasa Ingris Bisnis, di antaranya Expressions Used telepon dalam bahasa Ingrris Bisnis.
in Business, dan dealing with customer complaints:
using Appropriate Register.
4 TELEPHONING

Preparing a phone call

Taken from Simon Sweeney’s

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Telephone language and phrases in English


Answering the phone
Good morning/afternoon/evening. York enterprises. Elizabeth Jones speaking. Who’s
calling please?

Introducing yourself
This is Paul Smith speaking.
Hello, this is Paul Smith from Speakspeak International.

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Asking for someone
Could I speak to John Martin, please?
I’d like to speak to John Martin, please.
Could you put me through to John Martin, please?
Could I speak to someone who. . .

Explaining
I’m afraid Mr. Martin isn’t in at the moment.
I’m sorry, he’s in a meeting at the moment.
I’m afraid he’s on another line at the moment

Putting someone on hold


Just a moment please.
Could you hold the line, please?
Hold the line, please.

Problems
I’m sorry, I don’t understand. Could you repeat that, please?
I’m sorry, I can’t hear you very well. Could you speak up a little, please?
I’m afraid you’ve got the wrong number.
I’ve tried to get through several times but it’s always engaged.
Could you spell that, please?

Putting someone through


One moment, please. I’ll see if Mr. Jones is available.
I’ll put you through/ I’m putting you through
I’ll connect you/ I’m connecting you now.

Taking a message
Can I take a message?
Would you like to leave a message?
Can I give him/her a message?

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Audio 1

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Dialogue:

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Then write the message in the notes below!

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Taken from Simon Sweeney’s

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Audio 2

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Write the dialogue in the box!

Listen to the audio and complete the dialogue based on the story below:

Audio 3

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Taken from Simon Sweeney’s

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Taken from Simon Sweeney’s

Handling Customer Complaints: Using Appropriate Register

 The following sentences are part of a customer complaint on the telephone.


1. Put them in the correct order. What question do you think is being answered in each
case?
a. Yes please, it's about a waterproof jacket I bought last year.
b. Thank you for your help.
c. Could you put me through to Customer Services please?
d. I washed it according to the instructions on the label and now it's leaking.
e. I bought it in your branch but I don't live in the area. Can I return it to my local
branch?
f. I realize it's no longer under guarantee but I don't think a quality item should wear
out so quickl y.

2. Listen and check your answers.

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3. Match 1-6 to a-f to form complete sentences.

1) I can fully appreciate……… a. accessing your details on my screen.


2) Do you happen ........... b. credit your account straight away.
3) I'm just ...... c. your frustration, Mr Miller.
4) If you'd like ........ d. for any inconvenience you've suffered, Mr Hall.

5) I'll ........ e. to bear with me a moment.

6) I do apologize ….... f. to have your reference number?

4. Listen and check your answers.

Dealing with customers and their complaints

1. Allow angry customers to express their feelings without interrupting them.


2. Try not to take their complaints and criticisms personally.
3. Never argue with a customer.
4. Look or sound concerned. Show that you are listening.
5. Sympathize without accepting liability.
6. Never show your irritation or lose your temper.

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Daftar Pustaka
Sweeney, Simon. 2000. English for Business Communication. Cambridge University Press.

MacKenzie, Ian. 1997. English for Business Studies (A Course for Business Studies and
Economics Students). Cambridge University Press.

Naunton J. 2003. Head for Business Intermediate. Oxford University Press

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