Part 2
Telephoning situations
Try to imagine what the most likely reasons are for the situations mentioned below. If
youre not sure, you can give negative sentences about the least likely situations. On a
separate sheet of paper write ONE logical deduction per sentence using must, cant,
might/may or could.
2. Someone who you dont know leaves a message on your answer phone (= answer
-He could by my brother, when I went the house, he is talking in the phone
4. The receptionist asks you to hold (= hold the line) and then nothing happens for
five minutes.
-Something is happen whit the receptionist, maybe the receptionist is busy with
more calls.
6. They tell you someone is away from their desk but dont offer to take a message.
7. When you answer your wifes phone, the caller hangs up without speaking.
10. You leave a message with someones secretary but no one gets back to you.
11. You phone the girl who you were chatting to in a bar the other night but she gave
May be that girl forgot her telephone number last night Because she was drunk
12. Someone left a message on a Post-It note for you telling you to ring your mother as
14. Someone calls you from a payphone (= public phone) but is cut off halfway through
the call.
If I care about the person who call me, he must call me again.
15. Your teenage childs mobile phone bill is much much higher than usual.
16. Someone asks to be put through to your boss but refuses to say who they are.
They must say me who they ara, else they can leave
1. On a separate sheet of paper complete the following sentences with a suitable question
tag.