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    This document provides instructions for an English lesson on conversations on the phone. It begins with welcoming statements and provides important reminders for students, such as muting microphones and using chat for questions. The objectives of the lesson are then stated as practicing phone conversations. Sample phone conversations are provided as examples using both informal and formal expressions. Students are instructed to write their own phone conversation, using informal and formal expressions, and to pay attention to their classmates.

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    This document provides instructions for an English lesson on conversations on the phone. It begins with welcoming statements and provides important reminders for students, such as muting microphones and using chat for questions. The objectives of the lesson are then stated as practicing phone conversations. Sample phone conversations are provided as examples using both informal and formal expressions. Students are instructed to write their own phone conversation, using informal and formal expressions, and to pay attention to their classmates.

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    Class Day 13 - English

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    This document provides instructions for an English lesson on conversations on the phone. It begins with welcoming statements and provides important reminders for students, such as muting microphones and using chat for questions. The objectives of the lesson are then stated as practicing phone conversations. Sample phone conversations are provided as examples using both informal and formal expressions. Students are instructed to write their own phone conversation, using informal and formal expressions, and to pay attention to their classmates.

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    SESIÓN DE

    APRENDIZAJE 13
    BIENVENIDOS
    A NUESTRA
    AULA VIRTUAL
    INGLÉS II

    Docente: OSCAR CARRIZALES


    IMPORTANTE :
    1. Sé puntual.
    2. Mantén micrófono y cámara desactivados.
    3. Para hacer preguntas usa el chat
    únicamente, espera indicaciones del
    maestro.
    4. Al terminar la clase, todos los alumnos
    deben salir de esta.
    5. Sé respetuoso en todo momento.

    RECUERDA:
    6. Pon atención, pregunta al final para que
    puedas usar el tiempo designado para
    resolver dudas.

    Recuerda que la clase en línea puede estar


    siendo grabada y nuestro reglamento de
    conducta se aplica para Cualquier falta a este.
    ¡Disfruta la clase!
    OBJETIVOS
    CONVERSATION ON THE PHONE
    DE LA SESIÓN
    1.

    DE
    APRENDIZAJE
    PART 1

    CONVERSATIONS
    ON THE PHONE
    A: This is Ray. May I speak with Lee?

    B: Yes, this is Lee speaking.

    A: Lee. How are you today?

    B: Oh, things are going great. What's up?

    A: I was wondering if you could meet me tomorrow for lunch?

    B: Sure! Where did you have in mind?

    A: I was thinking of Joe's in the village.

    B: I love that place. Sure, let's go there.

    A: Fine then, I'll meet you around twelve.

    B: I'll see you there. Look forward to it.


    A: Good morning, this is Ray speaking. Is Lee in?

    B: Hi, Ray. This is Lee.

    A: Good morning, Lee. How is it going with you today?

    B: Things are wonderful. What can I help you with?

    A: Could we meet for lunch tomorrow to discuss the new project?

    B: That would be great. What restaurant did you have in mind?

    A: We could go to Lozano's downtown.

    B: That would be perfect. It's a nice quiet place to meet.

    A: I'll see you there around twelve then.

    B: I am looking forward to meeting with you. See you then.


    A: May I speak with Lee? This is Ray.

    B: Lee here.

    A: Lee, I thought that was you. How's it going?

    B: I am doing well. How can I help you?

    A: I would like to treat you to lunch tomorrow so I can get some


    suggestions from you.

    B: Sounds like a plan. Where would you like to meet?

    A: How about the new Chinese place next door?

    B: Yes, that would work well for me.

    A: I'll join you around twelve for lunch then.

    B: It's a go then. See you there.


    INSTRUCTIONS:
    1. WRITE A CONVERSATION ON THE PHONE.
    2. USE EXPRESIONS INFORMAL AND FORMAL.
    3. PAY ATTENTION TO YOUR CLASSMATES.
    VIVE TU VOCACION
    desde el primer día

    ¡GRACIAS!

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