Results for ‘contact’

Sentences from lessons

• Can you remember the supplier's name off the top of your head, or should I open the contact list on my tablet? A project lead asks an assistant if they remember a supplier's name before a phone call. · from ‘Off the top of my head’ C1 9 s Included with membership
• When suspicious callers contact our team, we do not confront them right away. Instead, we lead them on for a short time using a decoy account. This allows us to record their messages, track their payment demands, and send that evidence to official fraud teams. Ordinary listeners should never copy this method because staying on the line creates serious safety risks. Marcus outlines his professional procedure and warns the radio audience not to replicate it. · from ‘Scamming the scammers’ B1 31 s Included with membership
• When Elena joined our evening cooking club, she sat alone by the pantry and avoided eye contact. We invited her into our soup station, where chopping vegetables and sharing sauces brought her out of her shell easily. By the end of our third session, she was laughing loudly, exchanging family recipes, and offering to host our next dinner party. A cooking club coordinator narrating a newcomer's social growth over three weeks · from ‘Come out of your shell’ B2 21 s Included with membership
• Who welcomes our guests at our front entrance every morning? Our coordinator knows who fixed several broken clocks yesterday. She also asked whom we should contact when replacement parts run low. With whom will you inspect each workbench before our afternoon session begins? Every helper knows who manages our supply room and whom we call for quick assistance. A thorough briefing on volunteer duties and contact procedures at the repair clinic. · from ‘Who or Whom: Choose with Confidence’ B2 21 s Included with membership
• Please contact me on Monday morning. A community volunteer leaves a note about scheduling. · from ‘Please contact me or myself: Which is correct?’ B1 3 s