2009年7月2日 · Hi, Can you please help me decide when I should use Any calls or Any call. Please sentences below for a sample. 1.Any call that you recieve will be logged in the database. 2.Any calls that you recieve will be logged in the database. Thank you for your help in advance.

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2009年2月11日 · Can someone please tell me if the following sentences are OK? 1) He is not picking up the phone. (Can I use it for mobile phones as well?) 2) He is not taking my call. 3) He is not picking up my call. 4) He is not accepting my call. Please suggest better alternatives, if any.

2024年7月12日 · They are given in the same order as the ending of a typical call, from moving from the body to the ending to final greeting at the end. How the receiver can move from the body of a phone call to the end of the call. Perhaps the trickiest part of finishing a call is moving smoothly from the body of the call into the final stage.

2023年10月15日 · Don’t give very general reasons for ending the phone call like “Well, I have something to do” X, “So, I am very busy” X or “Well, I have to get going” Don’t finish a long phone call with just a reason for finishing (without saying something nice about the call)

What does the idiom 'Any Port In A Storm' mean? With a clear, concise definition and usage examples, discover this idiom's meaning and usage in the English language.

2023年10月15日 · A carefully chosen list of the most important phrases for making and receiving business and personal telephone calls, including lots of useful language for starting and ending calls, dealing with communication problems, taking and leaving messages, etc.

2023年10月15日 · Other grammar mistakes in mentioning future contact like “If you will have any more questions, please call again” X instead of “If you have any more questions, please call again” and “I look forward to hear from you” X instead of “I look forward to hearing from you” Common mistakes with parting greetings on the phone

2014年2月25日 · Re: How to call three parts of a month None of these terms are that precise, but you can divide a month into (for example) early September, mid-September, and late September. Note that only mid-September takes a hyphen as a noun phrase.

Double check what they want to know if you have any doubt about what the question is. If you still aren’t sure you understand, tell them what you understand the question to be. With questions that are difficult to understand or complicated to answer, ask them to email the questions and say that you will then phone them back.