GAD. 3rd Term. Telephone language.






Telephone English

ANSWERING THE TELEPHONE



Video 1

USEFUL TELEPHONE PHRASES

Video 2



TELEPHONE ENGLISH
























FILL IN THE BLANKS.





BBC Telephone English

Exercise 1 

Exercise 2. Listening

Exercise 3. Speaking on the phone

Exercise 4 . Listening 

Exercise 5. Listening.


GRAMMAR REVISION. 

1. Adjectives. 

2. Comparatives and Superlatives. Too and enough. 

3. Adjectives. 

 

LISTENING. MINDFULNESS.
 

 


 

Write 3 things you learned from listening to the video. 


Now. watch this othe video. 



- Copy the adjectives that appear in the video and divide them into two groups. Which do you consider positive? Which do you consider negative? 


- Did you like the story? 

- Which wolf will win the fight? 

Say if the following are true or false and discuss them. 

- We should kill the bad wolf.

- We can make the bad wolf stronger through hostility. 

- Hating is the best we can do. 

- We should instead pay attention to him calmly. 

- Mindfulness helps us see things as they are. Teaches us about accepting them. 

- Mindfulness is about past experiences and also about the future.

- If we want to have control over our feelings we should paractice. 


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