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. (See below.)

This works the same way as the previous set of worksheets - pair practice with students having different information. However, instead of the boss being in a meeting, Daddy is in the bath... What should the students say in this situation? Print it out and find out!

This conversation is complete, but in the wrong order. Cut the conversation intro strips, or give out the sheet for homework.

Ideal as a 10 minute breather for the teacher. Students can also practice in pairs when finished.

Instill some manners in your students! This teaches formal business telephone English.

Can be used as a follow up to a general English phone lesson. Great as homework

Can your students leave messages? Extensive practice of: 'Tell / Ask him to' + verb.

Good practice of this tricky structure, suitable for both general and business English.

If you need to add a touch of realism to your classes, you can use these telephone message pads.