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1. Marcar un número in English means to
a) mark a number
b) dial a number
c) point a number
a) mark a number
b) dial a number
c) point a number
2. The phrasal verb which means to answer the phone is to
a) hang up
b) pick up
c) put up
a) hang up
b) pick up
c) put up
3. If you phone a big company and the receptionist connects you to a particular phone or department they put you
a) up
b) away
c) through
a) up
b) away
c) through
4. If someone asks you to wait on the phone, they might say
a) pleae have a line
b) please take a break
c) please hold the line
a) pleae have a line
b) please take a break
c) please hold the line
6. If the person you are trying to phone is speaking with someone else, and the number you want is ocupado, we say in English it’s
a) out
b) taken
c) busy
a) out
b) taken
c) busy
or
a) engaged
b) married
c) occupied
b) married
c) occupied
7. When you return someone’s call, you phone or call them
a) over
b) down
c) back.
a) over
b) down
c) back.
8. Another way to say phone or call someone is give them a
a) ring
b) kiss
c) line
a) ring
b) kiss
c) line

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