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can you puedes tu...

thanks gracias 

spaek to  hablar con ...

call me back llamame despues...

i am afraid me temo 

my mobile mi movil

his wife su esposa 

who is speaking quien esta hblando 

reciever good morning!! Ramirez clinic 

good morning, is the Dr ramires there please??

no, he is on operation 

can you take a message??

R:yes, what is the message ?

R:Could you leave me your name and  phone number please??

yes, my name is raquel and my phone number is 653853146 

thank you 

bye 

bye 

voacbulario 

certainly por supuesto 

of cuorse por supuesto 

thank you very much muchas gracias 

good morning buenos dias 

goodbye adios 

i´m afraid me temo 

fine bien 

Agree: estar de acuerdo Answer the phone: contester el teléfono Apologize:  pedir disculpas Argue: discutir Ask:  preguntar Chat: Hablar Fall out: pelearse Leave a message: enviar un Mensaje Make a call: hacer Una llamada Post a message: dejar Un mensaje Send a text: enviar Un testo  Talk face to face: hablar cara a cara Thank: agradecer Warn: Advertir SAY: goodbye, hello, nothing, something, sorry, thank YouESPEAK: Clearly, English, in public, toTELL: a joke(un chiste), a lie(mentiras), what to do(que Hacer), a story(una historia), the truth(la verdad)Assist: ayudar Bad-mouth: Insultar Enquire: interrogar  Fancy: Imaginar Reckon: calcular que Require: exigirAd: anuncio Enquiry: investigación Paper: articulo Big-mouthed: bocazaIll-mannered:

PASSIVE/CAUSATIVE

He repaired my car: My car was repaired by him/ I had my car repaired by him.

They are going to clean her house: Her house is going to be cleaned.../ She is going to have her house cleaned.

She will cut your hair tomorrow: your hair will be cut.../ you will have your hair cut by…

MODALS

Poder: 1) CAN: puedo/cannot  2) COULD: pude-podria/could not  3)BE ABLE TO: podre venir mañana/ I will be able -- Pudiste haberlo hecho you were able to have told me that.

Possibility/Permission: 1) MAY: puedo/may not  2) MIGHT: podria/ might not.

Deber: 1) MUST: debo/ must not  2) SHOULD=OUGHT TO: deberia/should not=ought not to.  3) HAVE TO: debiste haber estudiado mas/ You had to have studied harder.

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