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	Telephone-English Worksheets Telephone English always goes down well in classes. It's more difficult than it looks - there are lots of fixed phrases that need learning - so your students will want plenty of practice. Not yet a member? Check out our free samples!

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		Title: Checking a Hotel Reservation Target Structure: Phone English / Requests Level: Elementary Time: 45 minutes     Description:   This conversation-based worksheet will help your students with basic telephone English and using 'could' for requests. There is a lead-in on the topic of hotels, with simple questions. Your students will then need to put a conversation in order. The conversation strips are provided along with teaching notes. There is a short grammar quiz, followed by lots of practice of the target language. By the end of the lesson, your students will be able to ask and answer basic telephone questions, and check a reservation at a hotel. This worksheet is written for elementary-level students. Alternative British-English Version Checking a Hotel Reservation Find out more about our British / USA Worksheets.

		Title: Dealing with Angry Customers Target Structure: Expressions for Customer Service Level: Upper Int / Advanced Time: 60 minutes     Description:   Do your students ever need to deal with native speakers who are less than happy with something? This worksheet looks at expressions for how to respond to dissatisfied customers. There is an extended conversation, practice exercises and the opportunity to role-play different scenarios. This worksheet is written for upper-intermediate and advanced-level students. Alternative British-English Version Dealing with Angry Customers Find out more about our British / USA Worksheets.

		Title: Rearranging Lunch Target Structure: Present Continuous / Telephone English Level: Pre-Intermediate Time: 45 minutes     Description:   Can your students make changes to plans they've made? Using a conversation about rearranging lunch as its base, this worksheet looks at common expressions used for making changes. There's a gap-fill conversation plus lots of practice exercises. If you're looking for a business version, look up 'Changing an Appointment' in our search engine. Alternative British-English Version Rearranging Lunch Find out more about our British / USA Worksheets.

		Title: Making an Appointment Target Structure: Present Continuous (Future) Level: Elementary / Pre-Intermediate Time: 40 minutes     Description:   This worksheet looks at making appointments over the telephone. There is lots of practice of the Present Continuous for future plans, and your students will have the chance to brush up on their telephone English. There is a conversation, information-gap activity, role-plays and discussion. The worksheet is designed for elementary to pre-intermediate level students.

		Title: Polite Telephone English Target Structure: Telephone English Level: Elementary - Int Time: 20 minutes     Description:   This conversation is correct English, but highly impolite! You can help instill some manners in your students with this worksheet. Your students need to go through the conversation, changing the register from rude to polite. 'Polite Telephone English' can be used as a follow-up to a general English phone lesson. It also works well if set as homework. Alternative British-English Version Polite Telephone English Find out more about our British / USA Worksheets.

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