1. Unit 4 COMMUNICATION

2. Ways of Communication  Write a letter

3. Text a message

4. Leave a voicemail

5. Make a phone call

6. Send a fax

7. Send an email

8. Leave a message note

9. Use social network

10. Speak face to face

11. Speak-make-leave.................. face to face …………........... a phone call ………………. a voicemail messagespeak make leave

12. send – use -- write ……………. social network ……………… a fax…………………. a letter use send Write

13. Text – Leave -- Send ……………… a postcard …………… a message…………….. a message note text send leave

14. Keep in touch : to communicate or continue to communicate with someone by telephoning, or writing to them

15. How do you keep in touch with your friends?  I usually make a phone call. I also use social network.

16. Formal X Informal

17. Making and answering phone call  Could I speak to Steve, please?  Who’s calling  Could I ask who is calling? (Kimin aradığını sorabilir miyim?)  One moment, please. (Bir dakika, lütfen)  Can you hold on a minute, please. (Bir dakika hatta kalır mısınız lütfen?)  I’m sorry, he’s not available at the moment. (Şu anda kendisi uygun değil.)  Would you like to leave a message?  Could you ask him to call me? (Beni aramasını söyleyebilir misiniz?)  Could I take your name and number?

18.  I can’t hear you very well. It’s a bad line.(Sizi iyi duyamıyorum. Hat kötü.)  Could you repeat that, please? (Tekrar edebilir misiniz lütfen?)  I’ll call back later. (Daha sonra ararım.)  Thanks for calling.  Could you please repeat that?  Hello, John speaking.

19. Exercise 1  Put the words in order 1. ask / your / to / call / you / could /me / brother Could you ask your brother to call me? 2. you / please / on / hold /moment / a / could Could you hold on a moment, please? 3. is / Mr. Swan / available / moment / the / at Is Mr. Swan available at the moment? 4. who’s / calling / ask / I / could Could I ask who’s calling? 5. and / number / name / take /could / I / your / please Could I take your name and number, please?

20. Exercise 2 1. Would you like to leave a message? 2. He is not available at the moment. 3. Could I speak to George, please? 4. Could you ask him to call me? Jane : Hello, Jane speaking.. Hulk: Hello! …………. Jane: ………….. Could I ask who’s calling? Hulk: I’m Hulk Chris. His friend from school. Jane: ……….…….. Hulk : Yes, please…………… My number is 123456. Jane: All right.

21. Ticket

22. Contact (temas kurmak) Could you tell him to contact with me?

23. Caller Receiver Someone who makes a phone call. Someone who answers the phone call /who gets an email

24. exhibition

25. Science

26. Expressing concern and sympathy  I’m sorry to hear that.  I hope you feel better soon. (Umarım yakında iyileşirsin.)  That’s so bad.  We’ll meet up later, then. (Öyleyse sonra buluşuruz. )  See you later, then.

27. Board games

28. Accessory store

29. abbreviation

30. Use (kullanmak)

31. Call (adlandırmak)  People called text message service SMS (Short Message Service)

32. Become (olmak)  SMS became popular because text messages are cheap, fast and fun.

33. Approximately (yaklaşık olarak) People send approximately 10 million text messages a day in Turkey.

34. Nearly (neredeyse)  In Turkey, nearly 70% of teenagers have mobile phones or use their parents’ mobile phones.

35. Combination: a mixture of different people or things  Teenagers generally write text messages by using short combinations of numbers, words, symbols and abbreviations.

36.  In some schools, teachers are worried about the negative effect s (etki ) of text messaging on teenagers. They believe that this text language is bad because it is not correct (doğru). According to (…-e göre) them, language s (dil) are chang ing (değişmek) fast because people mostly prefer communicating with new technology.

37. mock

38. Record

39. Dial

40. Hang up

41. guess (sanmak /tahmin etmek)

42. Bowling alley