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		Title: Changing an Appointment Target Structure: Telephone English / Present Continuous Level: Elementary / Pre-Intermediate Time: 30 minutes     Description:   This telephone English worksheet can be used alone, or as a follow-up to 'Making an Appointment'. Your students can have extensive practice of telephone English expressions, plus useful language for dealing with appointment clashes. Teach them phrases like ' something's come up' and 'can't make it'. This worksheet is will work with elementary and lower-intermediate level students. Alternative British-English Version Changing an Appointment Find out more about our British / USA Worksheets.

		Title: Leaving Telephone Messages Target Structure: Telephone English / Could you tell [him] that... Level: Intermediate Time: 30 minutes     Description:   Can your students leave telephone messages? Help ease the pain with this worksheet for lower and intermediate level classes.

		Title: Telephone English Roleplays (Business) Target Structure: Business Telephone English Level: Pre-Intermediate / Intermediate Time: 20 minutes     Description:   This is great intensive practice of all the common expressions needed for a phone call at work. The students have different information, and need to call each other, and leave messages where appropriate. There's also a general-English version of these worksheets.

		Title: Jumbled Phone Conversation Target Structure: Telephone English (Business) Level: Elementary / Pre-Intermediate Time: 15 minutes     Description:   Looking for telephone English? Cut up the conversation into strips, and get the students to put it in the right order. It's more difficult than it looks, and is great for both business and general English students. For elementary to intermediate-level students.

		Title: Telephone English Roleplays (General) Target Structure: Telephone English Level: Elementary / Int Time: 15 minutes     Description:   Great roleplay practice for telephone English. This information-gap worksheet is for lower-intermediate and intermediate, but can be adapted for other levels. This worksheet uses general English, but there's also a business version. Recommended!

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