This is a story board and the material of listening skill that taught about making telephone calls (formal and informal conversation)

1. Formal and Informal
Phone Conversation
NENENG KURNIASIH

2. No
KD
Aktivitas Teks/ Presentasi Gambar Video Tes/Quiz/
Tugas
Silabus/
Kalender
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URL
Glossary Instructiona
l Method
1 Mendengarka
n percakapan
formal dan
informal di
telepon
Penampilan
power point
mengenai “ The
Expression and
Phrases in Formal
and Informal
Conversation on
the Phone”
Orang
sedang
bercakap-
cakap di
telepon
Formal
and
informal
convers
ation on
the
phone
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1. I would
like to speak
to ....,
please.
2. Can I talk
to....
PPP
(Presentatio
n, Practice,
Production)
Deskripsi:
Listening: Materi pelajaran ini membahas aspek keterampilan mendengarkan dalam bahasa Inggris
berupa dialog sederhana mengenai percakapan formal dan informal yang terjadi di telepon.
Kompetensi Dasar:
•Siswa mampu mengidentifikasi perbedaan ekspresi dan frase kalimat yang terdapat dalam percakapan
formal dan informal di telepon.
STORY BOARD
Unit 7 : Making Telephone Calls

3. Hello. This is
Sarah speaking.
Hello, this is
Ryan Smith
from Excellent
Publishing
GAMBAR 1

4. FORMAL INFORMAL
-Hello. This is Helen speaking.
-Hello, this is Ryan Bardos from
Paramount Publishing.
-Hello
-Hi / hey ......., it’s ......
-I would like to speak to ....,please.
-Could I speak with.....,please.
-I’m trying to contact....
-Can I talk to .....
-Is Peter there/around?
-Would you like to leave a message?
-Could you ask him to call me back?
- Could you tell .... that I called?
- Something to tell him?
-Thank you for calling
-Talk to you soon.
-Have a good day.
- Good bye
-Talk soon
-Later
-Bye

5. FORMAL TELEPHONE
A : Good Afternoon, this is Rachel. How may I help you?
B : hello. Is Mr. Savinov available?
A : May I ask who’s calling?
B : My name is Mr. Wilson. I’m calling in regards to our
meeting this week.
A : Would you mind holding for a minute, Mr. Wilson?
B : Not at all.
A : Thanks so much.

6. C : Hello.
A : Mr. Savinov, you have a phone call from a Mr.
Wilson about a meeting this week.
C : Great. Put him through (transfer the call to me).
Hello, Mr. Wilson. What can I do for you?
A : Well I’m pretty swamped (very busy) tomorrow.
How about 10 o’clock on Friday?
B : I may not be able to make it at ten. Would 10.30
be OK?
A : Sure that works for me. I’ ll pencil you in (put you
on my schedule) for 10.30 on Friday.
B : Great. I’m looking forward to it. See you soon.
A : Sure... Thanks for calling. Take care (have a nice
day).

7. INFORMAL TELEPHONE
A : Hello.
B : Hey is Sasha there?
A : Uh, yeah. Who’s this?
B : It’s Pip.
A : Hang on just a second (wait a minute)
Pip... Sasha, phone’s for you.
C : Who is it?
A : It’s Pip.
C : Hey, what’s up (slang way to say “what
are you doing?”)
B : Nothing. Just chillin’ (relaxing) at home.
How bout you?
C : Just hanging out.
B : You wanna grab a bite (go out for
food)?
C : Sure, what were you thinking?
B : Let’s just go out and find something. I’m
down for whatever (I’ll eat anything).
C : Sounds good... I’m starving (really
hungry).
B : Meet ya down there in ten (minutes)?
C : cool see ya then.
B : Later.