Question

Помогите пожалуйста сделать английский язык. Сам не смог разобратся, из-за это сдесь разместил. Спасибо кто поможет The Telephone 1. Match each verb on the left with the correct phrase on the right. (a) dial (b) dial direct (c)look up (d) hold on (e)ring (1)wait (2) ring a phone number (3) phone a number yourself without using the operator (4) phone, call (5) find information in a book 2.Match each word or phrase on the left below with the correct phrase on the right. (a) wrong number (b) directory (c) directory enquiries (d) off-peak (e) interference (f)engaged (g) long-distance (h) call- box (i)operator (j)receiver (k)rates (1) busy (when someone is using the line you want) (2) public phone box (3) person who helps you make a phone cal (4) phone number you get by mistake (5) service you phone if you want to find a phone number (6) book of phone numbers (7) very far, opposite of local (8) not so busy time (when phone calls are cheaper) (9) bad sound which makes it difficult to hear (10) prices, charges (11) part of the phone you speak into and listen to. 3.Put each of the words on the left in exercise 2 above in the correct space in the conversation below. Bill: Is that Jane? Nell: This is 377 0211. There's no one called Joan here. Bill: Sorry, must have the (a)_____.Oh, just a moment, I want Jane, not Joan. Nell: Oh sorry, yes. She's here. Hold on a moment. Jane: Hello, this is Jane. Bill: Hi, this is Bill. I tried to ring before, but the line was (b)_____. Jane: Yes, I was talking to my mother in Australia. Bill: Oh, a (c)_____call. Was it expensive? The (d)_____are very high, aren't they? Jane: Only if you go through the (e)_____.It's quite cheap if you dial direct, especially if you phone during the (f)_____period. Bill: Was it a good line? Was it easy to hear? Jane: It usually is, but today there was a lot of (g)_____. Bill: I need some help, Jane. I tried to look up Amy's number in the (h)_____but. I couldn't find it. Jane: I'm afraid I haven'' got it. Why don't you call (i)_____? Bill: I'm in the street, in a (j)_____,and I've got no more money. Jane: But it's free. You just pick up the (k)_____, then you dial 142. Bill: Oh yes, how stupid!

Answer 1

1.A-2 ,B-3, C-5, D-1, E-4
2.A-4,B-6 ,C-5 , D-8, E-9, F-1,G-7, H-2, I-3, J-11, F-10
3.A-wrong number
B-engaged
C-long-distance
D-rates
E-reciever
F-off-peak
G-interference
H-directory
I-operator
J-call-box
K-directory enquiries

Answer 2

Sure, I'll help you with the exercise. Let's match the verbs and phrases in the first part:

1. (a) dial - (4) phone, call
2. (b) dial direct - (3) phone a number yourself without using the operator
3. (c) look up - (5) find information in a book
4. (d) hold on - (1) wait
5. (e) ring - (2) ring a phone number

Now, let's match the words and phrases in the second part:

1. (a) wrong number - (4) phone number you get by mistake
2. (b) directory - (6) book of phone numbers
3. (c) directory enquiries - (5) service you phone if you want to find a phone number
4. (d) off-peak - (8) not so busy time (when phone calls are cheaper)
5. (e) interference - (9) bad sound which makes it difficult to hear
6. (f) engaged - (1) busy (when someone is using the line you want)
7. (g) long-distance - (7) very far, opposite of local
8. (h) call-box - (2) public phone box
9. (i) operator - (3) person who helps you make a phone call
10. (j) receiver - (11) part of the phone you speak into and listen to
11. (k) rates - (10) prices, charges

Finally, let's fill in the blanks in the conversation:

Bill: Is that Jane? Nell: This is 377 0211. There's no one called Joan here. Bill: Sorry, must have the (a) wrong number. Oh, just a moment, I want Jane, not Joan. Nell: Oh sorry, yes. She's here. Hold on a moment. Jane: Hello, this is Jane. Bill: Hi, this is Bill. I tried to ring before, but the line was (b) engaged. Jane: Yes, I was talking to my mother in Australia. Bill: Oh, a (c) long-distance call. Was it expensive? The (d) rates are very high, aren't they? Jane: Only if you go through the (e) operator. It's quite cheap if you dial direct, especially if you phone during the (f) off-peak period. Bill: Was it a good line? Was it easy to hear? Jane: It usually is, but today there was a lot of (g) interference. Bill: I need some help, Jane. I tried to look up Amy's number in the (h) directory but I couldn't find it. Jane: I'm afraid I haven't got it. Why don't you call (i) directory enquiries? Bill: I'm in the street, in a (j) call-box, and I've got no more money. Jane: But it's free. You just pick up the (k) receiver, then you dial 142. Bill: Oh yes, how stupid!

I hope this helps you with your English exercise! If you have any more questions or need further assistance, feel free to ask. Good luck!