phone conversation

What What
1. What is the reason for your call? 1. What is the reason for your call?
I want to confirm our meeting. I want to confirm our meeting.
2. What did you say a moment ago? 2. What did you say a moment ago?
I said I would call you later. I said I would call you later.
3. What can I do for you? 3. What can I do for you?
You can share the address with me. You can share the address with me.
Where Where
1. Where are you calling from? 1. Where are you calling from?
I’m calling from my office. I’m calling from my office.
2. Where should I meet you? 2. Where should I meet you?
Meet me at the bus station. Meet me at the bus station.
3. Where did you keep your phone? 3. Where did you keep your phone?
I kept it on the table. I kept it on the table.
When When
1. When will you call me again? 1. When will you call me again?
I will call you this evening. I will call you this evening.
2. When did you receive my message? 2. When did you receive my message?
I received it this morning. I received it this morning.
3. When is the best time to call you? 3. When is the best time to call you?
The best time is after 7 p.m. The best time is after 7 p.m.
Why Why
1. Why didn’t you answer my call? 1. Why didn’t you answer my call?
My phone was on silent mode. My phone was on silent mode.
2. Why are you calling so late? 2. Why are you calling so late?
I was busy at work. I was busy at work.
3. Why did the call disconnect? 3. Why did the call disconnect?
The network was weak. The network was weak.
Who Who
1. Who is speaking, please? 1. Who is speaking, please?
This is David speaking. This is David speaking.
2. Who gave you my phone number? 2. Who gave you my phone number?
My brother gave it to me. My brother gave it to me.
3. Who will call the customer? 3. Who will call the customer?
I will call the customer. I will call the customer.
Which Which
1. Which number should I dial? 1. Which number should I dial?
Dial this mobile number. Dial this mobile number.
2. Which app are you using for the call? 2. Which app are you using for the call?
I’m using WhatsApp. I’m using WhatsApp.
3. Which phone do you use for office calls? 3. Which phone do you use for office calls?
I use my work phone. I use my work phone.
How How
1. How can I help you? 1. How can I help you?
You can send me the details. You can send me the details.
2. How was your phone interview? 2. How was your phone interview?
It was successful. It was successful.
3. How do you usually answer business calls? 3. How do you usually answer business calls?
I usually answer business calls politely. I usually answer business calls politely.
Do Do
1. Do you have a minute to talk? 1. Do you have a minute to talk?
Yes, I do. (I have a minute to talk.) Yes, I do. (I have a minute to talk.)
2. Do you remember my phone number? 2. Do you remember my phone number?
Yes, I do. (I remember your phone number.) Yes, I do. (I remember your phone number.)
3. Do they answer customer calls quickly? 3. Do they answer customer calls quickly?
Yes, they do. (They answer customer calls quickly.) Yes, they do. (They answer customer calls quickly.)
Does Does
1. Does your mobile support video calls? 1. Does your mobile support video calls?
Yes, it does. (My mobile supports video calls.) Yes, it does. (My mobile supports video calls.)
2. Does he answer unknown numbers? 2. Does he answer unknown numbers?
No, he doesn’t. (He doesn’t answer unknown numbers.) No, he doesn’t. (He doesn’t answer unknown numbers.)
3. Does the call sound clear now? 3. Does the call sound clear now?
Yes, it does. (The call sounds clear now.) Yes, it does. (The call sounds clear now.)
Did Did
1. Did you receive my missed call? 1. Did you receive my missed call?
Yes, I did. (I received your missed call.) Yes, I did. (I received your missed call.)
2. Did she send the voice message? 2. Did she send the voice message?
Yes, she did. (She sent the voice message.) Yes, she did. (She sent the voice message.)
3. Did they call you yesterday? 3. Did they call you yesterday?
No, they didn’t. (They didn’t call me yesterday.) No, they didn’t. (They didn’t call me yesterday.)
Is Is
1. Is your phone on silent mode? 1. Is your phone on silent mode?
Yes, it is. (My phone is on silent mode.) Yes, it is. (My phone is on silent mode.)
2. Is this the right number? 2. Is this the right number?
Yes, it is. (This is the right number.) Yes, it is. (This is the right number.)
3. Is the network working now? 3. Is the network working now?
Yes, it is. (The network is working now.) Yes, it is. (The network is working now.)
Are Are
1. Are you free to talk now? 1. Are you free to talk now?
Yes, I am. (I am free to talk now.) Yes, I am. (I am free to talk now.)
2. Are they on another call? 2. Are they on another call?
Yes, they are. (They are on another call.) Yes, they are. (They are on another call.)
3. Are we still connected? 3. Are we still connected?
Yes, we are. (We are still connected.) Yes, we are. (We are still connected.)
Was Was
1. Was the call interesting? 1. Was the call interesting?
Yes, it was. (The call was interesting.) Yes, it was. (The call was interesting.)
2. Was your phone switched off? 2. Was your phone switched off?
Yes, it was. (My phone was switched off.) Yes, it was. (My phone was switched off.)
3. Was the signal weak yesterday? 3. Was the signal weak yesterday?
Yes, it was. (The signal was weak yesterday.) Yes, it was. (The signal was weak yesterday.)
Am Am
1. Am I speaking to Mr. John? 1. Am I speaking to Mr. John?
Yes, you are. (You are speaking to Mr. John.) Yes, you are. (You are speaking to Mr. John.)
2. Am I disturbing you? 2. Am I disturbing you?
No, you aren’t. (You aren’t disturbing me.) No, you aren’t. (You aren’t disturbing me.)
3. Am I audible now? 3. Am I audible now?
Yes, you are. (You are audible now.) Yes, you are. (You are audible now.)
Were Were
1. Were you on a call a few minutes ago? 1. Were you on a call a few minutes ago?
Yes, I was. (I was on a call a few minutes ago.) Yes, I was. (I was on a call a few minutes ago.)
2. Were they trying to contact you? 2. Were they trying to contact you?
Yes, they were. (They were trying to contact me.) Yes, they were. (They were trying to contact me.)
3. Were the phone lines busy this morning? 3. Were the phone lines busy this morning?
Yes, they were. (The phone lines were busy this morning.) Yes, they were. (The phone lines were busy this morning.)
Will Will
1. Will you call me after the meeting? 1. Will you call me after the meeting?
Yes, I will. (I will call you after the meeting.) Yes, I will. (I will call you after the meeting.)
2. Will she answer the phone today? 2. Will she answer the phone today?
Yes, she will. (She will answer the phone today.) Yes, she will. (She will answer the phone today.)
3. Will they return your call soon? 3. Will they return your call soon?
Yes, they will. (They will return my call soon.) Yes, they will. (They will return my call soon.)
Would Would
1. Would you please call me later? 1. Would you please call me later?
Yes, I would. (I would call you later.) Yes, I would. (I would call you later.)
2. Would she like to speak with you? 2. Would she like to speak with you?
Yes, she would. (She would like to speak with me.) Yes, she would. (She would like to speak with me.)
3. Would they answer if you called now? 3. Would they answer if you called now?
Yes, they would. (They would answer if I called them now.) Yes, they would. (They would answer if I called them now.)
Shall Shall
1. Shall I call you this evening? 1. Shall I call you this evening?
Yes, please. (You shall call me this evening.) Yes, please. (You shall call me this evening.)
2. Shall we continue our conversation later? 2. Shall we continue our conversation later?
Yes, we shall. (We shall continue our conversation later.) Yes, we shall. (We shall continue our conversation later.)
3. Shall I send you the contact number? 3. Shall I send you the contact number?
Yes, please. (You shall send me the contact number.) Yes, please. (You shall send me the contact number.)
Should Should
1. Should I call him now? 1. Should I call him now?
Yes, you should. (You should call him now.) Yes, you should. (You should call him now.)
2. Should we speak more clearly? 2. Should we speak more clearly?
Yes, we should. (We should speak more clearly.) Yes, we should. (We should speak more clearly.)
3. Should they leave a voice message? 3. Should they leave a voice message?
Yes, they should. (They should leave a voice message.) Yes, they should. (They should leave a voice message.)
Can Can
1. Can you hear me clearly? 1. Can you hear me clearly?
Yes, I can. (I can hear you clearly.) Yes, I can. (I can hear you clearly.)
2. Can she call you tomorrow? 2. Can she call you tomorrow?
Yes, she can. (She can call me tomorrow.) Yes, she can. (She can call me tomorrow.)
3. Can they join the conference call? 3. Can they join the conference call?
Yes, they can. (They can join the conference call.) Yes, they can. (They can join the conference call.)
Could Could
1. Could you repeat that, please? 1. Could you repeat that, please?
Yes, I could. (I could repeat that.) Yes, I could. (I could repeat that.)
2. Could she call you after lunch? 2. Could she call you after lunch?
Yes, she could. (She could call me after lunch.) Yes, she could. (She could call me after lunch.)
3. Could they hear your voice clearly? 3. Could they hear your voice clearly?
Yes, they could. (They could hear my voice clearly.) Yes, they could. (They could hear my voice clearly.)
May May
1. May I speak to Mr. David? 1. May I speak to Mr. David?
Yes, you may. (You may speak to Mr. David.) Yes, you may. (You may speak to Mr. David.)
2. May I call you tomorrow morning? 2. May I call you tomorrow morning?
Yes, you may. (You may call me tomorrow morning.) Yes, you may. (You may call me tomorrow morning.)
3. May we continue this discussion later? 3. May we continue this discussion later?
Yes, you may. (You may continue this discussion later.) Yes, you may. (You may continue this discussion later.)
Might Might
1. Might you call me this evening? 1. Might you call me this evening?
Yes, I might. (I might call you this evening.) Yes, I might. (I might call you this evening.)
2. Might she be busy right now? 2. Might she be busy right now?
Yes, she might. (She might be busy right now.) Yes, she might. (She might be busy right now.)
3. Might they call us later? 3. Might they call us later?
Yes, they might. (They might call us later.) Yes, they might. (They might call us later.)
Or Or
1. Would you like a voice call or a video call? 1. Would you like a voice call or a video call?
I would like a video call. I would like a video call.
2. Is your phone on silent mode or general mode? 2. Is your phone on silent mode or general mode?
It is on general mode. It is on general mode.
3. Will you call me today or tomorrow? 3. Will you call me today or tomorrow?
I will call you tomorrow. I will call you tomorrow.
Have Have
1. Have you received my message? 1. Have you received my message?
Yes, I have. (I have received your message.) Yes, I have. (I have received your message.)
2. Have they called you today? 2. Have they called you today?
Yes, they have. (They have called me today.) Yes, they have. (They have called me today.)
3. Have we discussed this before? 3. Have we discussed this before?
Yes, we have. (We have discussed this before.) Yes, we have. (We have discussed this before.)
Has Has
1. Has she returned your call? 1. Has she returned your call?
Yes, she has. (She has returned my call.) Yes, she has. (She has returned my call.)
2. Has he sent the contact details? 2. Has he sent the contact details?
Yes, he has. (He has sent the contact details.) Yes, he has. (He has sent the contact details.)
3. Has the call ended? 3. Has the call ended?
Yes, it has. (The call has ended.) Yes, it has. (The call has ended.)
Had Had
1. Had you saved my number before I called? 1. Had you saved my number before I called?
Yes, I had. (I had saved your number before you called.) Yes, I had. (I had saved your number before you called.)
2. Had she finished the phone conversation before lunch? 2. Had she finished the phone conversation before lunch?
Yes, she had. (She had finished the phone conversation before lunch.) Yes, she had. (She had finished the phone conversation before lunch.)
3. Had they informed you earlier? 3. Had they informed you earlier?
Yes, they had. (They had informed me earlier.) Yes, they had. (They had informed me earlier.)
How long How long
1. How long was your phone call? 1. How long was your phone call?
It was about ten minutes. It was about ten minutes.
2. How long have you been waiting for my call? 2. How long have you been waiting for my call?
I have been waiting for twenty minutes. I have been waiting for twenty minutes.
3. How long will the meeting call last? 3. How long will the meeting call last?
It will last for one hour. It will last for one hour.
How many How many
1. How many missed calls do you have? 1. How many missed calls do you have?
I have three missed calls. I have three missed calls.
2. How many contacts did you save today? 2. How many contacts did you save today?
I saved five contacts. I saved five contacts.
3. How many people joined the conference call? 3. How many people joined the conference call?
Ten people joined the conference call. Ten people joined the conference call.
How often How often
1. How often do you call your parents? 1. How often do you call your parents?
I call them every day. I call them every day.
2. How often does she make business calls? 2. How often does she make business calls?
She makes business calls every morning. She makes business calls every morning.
3. How often do you use video calls? 3. How often do you use video calls?
I use video calls twice a week. I use video calls twice a week.
How early How early
1. How early should I call you tomorrow? 1. How early should I call you tomorrow?
You should call me at 8 a.m. You should call me at 8 a.m.
2. How early did she join the conference call? 2. How early did she join the conference call?
She joined it fifteen minutes early. She joined it fifteen minutes early.
3. How early do you switch on your phone every day? 3. How early do you switch on your phone every day?
I switch it on at six every morning. I switch it on at six every morning.
How long How long
1. How long have you been talking on the phone? 1. How long have you been talking on the phone?
I have been talking for fifteen minutes. I have been talking for fifteen minutes.
2. How long did your last call last? 2. How long did your last call last?
It lasted for twenty minutes. It lasted for twenty minutes.
3. How long will the conference call continue? 3. How long will the conference call continue?
It will continue for one hour. It will continue for one hour.
How far How far
1. How far are you from your office now? 1. How far are you from your office now?
I am about five kilometers away. I am about five kilometers away.
2. How far is the mobile service center from here? 2. How far is the mobile service center from here?
It is about two kilometers away. It is about two kilometers away.
3. How far can your phone’s signal reach? 3. How far can your phone’s signal reach?
It can reach several kilometers. It can reach several kilometers.
How old How old
1. How old is your mobile phone? 1. How old is your mobile phone?
It is two years old. It is two years old.
2. How old was your previous phone? 2. How old was your previous phone?
It was four years old. It was four years old.
3. How old is this SIM card? 3. How old is this SIM card?
It is one year old. It is one year old.
Right? Right?
1. This is your phone number, right? 1. This is your phone number, right?
Yes, it is. (This is my phone number.) Yes, it is. (This is my phone number.)
2. You called me yesterday, right? 2. You called me yesterday, right?
Yes, I did. (I called you yesterday.) Yes, I did. (I called you yesterday.)
3. We are meeting online today, right? 3. We are meeting online today, right?
Yes, we are. (We are meeting online today.) Yes, we are. (We are meeting online today.)
Isn’t it? Isn’t it?
1. This is a clear connection, isn’t it? 1. This is a clear connection, isn’t it?
Yes, it is. (This is a clear connection.) Yes, it is. (This is a clear connection.)
2. Your phone is new, isn’t it? 2. Your phone is new, isn’t it?
Yes, it is. (My phone is new.) Yes, it is. (My phone is new.)
3. The network is stable now, isn’t it? 3. The network is stable now, isn’t it?
Yes, it is. (The network is stable now.) Yes, it is. (The network is stable now.)
Aren’t you? Aren’t you?
1. Aren’t you waiting for my call? 1. Aren’t you waiting for my call?
Yes, I am. (I am waiting for your call.) Yes, I am. (I am waiting for your call.)
2. Aren’t you using a headset? 2. Aren’t you using a headset?
Yes, I am. (I am using a headset.) Yes, I am. (I am using a headset.)
3. Aren’t you speaking to the manager? 3. Aren’t you speaking to the manager?
Yes, I am. (I am speaking to the manager.) Yes, I am. (I am speaking to the manager.)
Didn’t you? Didn’t you?
1. Didn’t you receive my voice message? 1. Didn’t you receive my voice message?
Yes, I did. (I received your voice message.) Yes, I did. (I received your voice message.)
2. Didn’t you call me this morning? 2. Didn’t you call me this morning?
Yes, I did. (I called you this morning.) Yes, I did. (I called you this morning.)
3. Didn’t you save my contact number? 3. Didn’t you save my contact number?
Yes, I did. (I saved your contact number.) Yes, I did. (I saved your contact number.)
Whose Whose
1. Whose number is this? 1. Whose number is this?
It is my manager’s number. It is my manager’s number.
2. Whose phone is ringing? 2. Whose phone is ringing?
It is Rahul’s phone. It is Rahul’s phone.
3. Whose voice did you hear on the call? 3. Whose voice did you hear on the call?
I heard my friend’s voice. I heard my friend’s voice.
Whom Whom
1. Whom did you call yesterday? 1. Whom did you call yesterday?
I called my brother. I called my brother.
2. Whom are you speaking to now? 2. Whom are you speaking to now?
I am speaking to my customer. I am speaking to my customer.
3. Whom should I contact for support? 3. Whom should I contact for support?
You should contact the support team. You should contact the support team.
What kind of What kind of
1. What kind of phone do you use? 1. What kind of phone do you use?
I use an Android phone. I use an Android phone.
2. What kind of ringtone do you like? 2. What kind of ringtone do you like?
I like soft ringtones. I like soft ringtones.
3. What kind of charger do you need? 3. What kind of charger do you need?
I need a fast charger. I need a fast charger.
What type of What type of
1. What type of network are you using? 1. What type of network are you using?
I am using a 5G network. I am using a 5G network.
2. What type of headset do you prefer? 2. What type of headset do you prefer?
I prefer a wireless headset. I prefer a wireless headset.
3. What type of mobile plan do you have? 3. What type of mobile plan do you have?
I have an unlimited plan. I have an unlimited plan.
What time What time
1. What time will you call me? 1. What time will you call me?
I will call you at 7 p.m. I will call you at 7 p.m.
2. What time does your meeting start? 2. What time does your meeting start?
It starts at 10 a.m. It starts at 10 a.m.
3. What time did she phone you? 3. What time did she phone you?
She phoned me at 5 p.m. She phoned me at 5 p.m.
What day What day
1. What day is your online interview? 1. What day is your online interview?
It is on Monday. It is on Monday.
2. What day did he call you? 2. What day did he call you?
He called me on Friday. He called me on Friday.
3. What day will the conference call be held? 3. What day will the conference call be held?
It will be held on Wednesday. It will be held on Wednesday.
How much How much
1. How much battery is left on your phone? 1. How much battery is left on your phone?
About fifty percent is left. About fifty percent is left.
2. How much data have you used today? 2. How much data have you used today?
I have used one gigabyte. I have used one gigabyte.
3. How much did the phone cost? 3. How much did the phone cost?
It cost twenty thousand rupees. It cost twenty thousand rupees.
How soon How soon
1. How soon will you call me back? 1. How soon will you call me back?
I will call you back in five minutes. I will call you back in five minutes.
2. How soon can you send the contact details? 2. How soon can you send the contact details?
I can send them immediately. I can send them immediately.
3. How soon will the meeting begin? 3. How soon will the meeting begin?
It will begin in ten minutes. It will begin in ten minutes.
How late How late
1. How late did you stay on the phone? 1. How late did you stay on the phone?
I stayed until 11 p.m. I stayed until 11 p.m.
2. How late can I call you tonight? 2. How late can I call you tonight?
You can call me until 10 p.m. You can call me until 10 p.m.
3. How late was the customer available? 3. How late was the customer available?
The customer was available until 8 p.m. The customer was available until 8 p.m.
How fast How fast
1. How fast is your internet connection? 1. How fast is your internet connection?
It is very fast. It is very fast.
2. How fast can you send the file? 2. How fast can you send the file?
I can send it in one minute. I can send it in one minute.
3. How fast did the message reach you? 3. How fast did the message reach you?
It reached me within a few seconds. It reached me within a few seconds.
How big How big
1. How big is your phone screen? 1. How big is your phone screen?
It is 6.7 inches. It is 6.7 inches.
2. How big is the video file? 2. How big is the video file?
It is 500 megabytes. It is 500 megabytes.
3. How big is your contact list? 3. How big is your contact list?
It has more than one thousand contacts. It has more than one thousand contacts.
How small How small
1. How small is the phone’s speaker? 1. How small is the phone’s speaker?
It is very small. It is very small.
2. How small is the SIM card? 2. How small is the SIM card?
It is a nano SIM card. It is a nano SIM card.
3. How small can you make the text on the screen? 3. How small can you make the text on the screen?
I can make it very small. I can make it very small.
Must Must
1. Must I call you before the meeting? 1. Must I call you before the meeting?
Yes, you must. (You must call me before the meeting.) Yes, you must. (You must call me before the meeting.)
2. Must she answer every phone call? 2. Must she answer every phone call?
Yes, she must. (She must answer every phone call.) Yes, she must. (She must answer every phone call.)
3. Must they keep their phones on silent? 3. Must they keep their phones on silent?
No, they mustn’t. (They mustn’t keep their phones on silent.) No, they mustn’t. (They mustn’t keep their phones on silent.)
Ought to Ought to
1. Ought I to return his call? 1. Ought I to return his call?
Yes, you ought to. (You ought to return his call.) Yes, you ought to. (You ought to return his call.)
2. Ought she to switch off her phone during the meeting? 2. Ought she to switch off her phone during the meeting?
Yes, she ought to. (She ought to switch off her phone during the meeting.) Yes, she ought to. (She ought to switch off her phone during the meeting.)
3. Ought we to inform them before calling? 3. Ought we to inform them before calling?
Yes, we ought to. (We ought to inform them before calling.) Yes, we ought to. (We ought to inform them before calling.)
Need Need
1. Need I call you again? 1. Need I call you again?
No, you needn’t. (You needn’t call me again.) No, you needn’t. (You needn’t call me again.)
2. Need she send the contact details now? 2. Need she send the contact details now?
Yes, she needs to. (She needs to send the contact details now.) Yes, she needs to. (She needs to send the contact details now.)
3. Need they join the conference call? 3. Need they join the conference call?
Yes, they need to. (They need to join the conference call.) Yes, they need to. (They need to join the conference call.)
Dare Dare
1. Dare you call the manager now? 1. Dare you call the manager now?
Yes, I dare. (I dare call the manager now.) Yes, I dare. (I dare call the manager now.)
2. Dare she speak to the customer directly? 2. Dare she speak to the customer directly?
Yes, she dares. (She dares to speak to the customer directly.) Yes, she dares. (She dares to speak to the customer directly.)
3. Dare they ask for another chance? 3. Dare they ask for another chance?
Yes, they dare. (They dare ask for another chance.) Yes, they dare. (They dare ask for another chance.)
Either … or Either … or
1. Will you make either a voice call or a video call? 1. Will you make either a voice call or a video call?
I will make a video call. I will make a video call.
2. Can I contact you either by phone or by email? 2. Can I contact you either by phone or by email?
You can contact me by phone. You can contact me by phone.
3. Should we use either WhatsApp or Zoom for the meeting? 3. Should we use either WhatsApp or Zoom for the meeting?
We should use Zoom. We should use Zoom.
Whether … or Whether … or
1. Do you know whether she called or sent a message? 1. Do you know whether she called or sent a message?
She sent a message. She sent a message.
2. Can you tell me whether the phone is on or off? 2. Can you tell me whether the phone is on or off?
The phone is on. The phone is on.
3. Have you decided whether to make a voice call or a video call? 3. Have you decided whether to make a voice call or a video call?
I have decided to make a voice call. I have decided to make a voice call.
Wasn’t he? Wasn’t he?
1. Wasn’t he talking to you on the phone? 1. Wasn’t he talking to you on the phone?
Yes, he was. (He was talking to me on the phone.) Yes, he was. (He was talking to me on the phone.)
2. Wasn’t he waiting for your call? 2. Wasn’t he waiting for your call?
Yes, he was. (He was waiting for my call.) Yes, he was. (He was waiting for my call.)
3. Wasn’t he using his new mobile? 3. Wasn’t he using his new mobile?
Yes, he was. (He was using his new mobile.) Yes, he was. (He was using his new mobile.)
Weren’t they? Weren’t they?
1. Weren’t they on the conference call? 1. Weren’t they on the conference call?
Yes, they were. (They were on the conference call.) Yes, they were. (They were on the conference call.)
2. Weren’t they trying to contact you? 2. Weren’t they trying to contact you?
Yes, they were. (They were trying to contact me.) Yes, they were. (They were trying to contact me.)
3. Weren’t they speaking with the manager? 3. Weren’t they speaking with the manager?
Yes, they were. (They were speaking with the manager.) Yes, they were. (They were speaking with the manager.)
Don’t you? Don’t you?
1. Don’t you recognize my voice? 1. Don’t you recognize my voice?
Yes, I do. (I recognize your voice.) Yes, I do. (I recognize your voice.)
2. Don’t you answer unknown calls? 2. Don’t you answer unknown calls?
No, I don’t. (I don’t answer unknown calls.) No, I don’t. (I don’t answer unknown calls.)
3. Don’t you use a wireless headset? 3. Don’t you use a wireless headset?
Yes, I do. (I use a wireless headset.) Yes, I do. (I use a wireless headset.)
Doesn’t she? Doesn’t she?
1. Doesn’t she answer office calls? 1. Doesn’t she answer office calls?
Yes, she does. (She answers office calls.) Yes, she does. (She answers office calls.)
2. Doesn’t she use a smartphone? 2. Doesn’t she use a smartphone?
Yes, she does. (She uses a smartphone.) Yes, she does. (She uses a smartphone.)
3. Doesn’t she return missed calls? 3. Doesn’t she return missed calls?
Yes, she does. (She returns missed calls.) Yes, she does. (She returns missed calls.)
Haven’t you? Haven’t you?
1. Haven’t you received my message yet? 1. Haven’t you received my message yet?
Yes, I have. (I have received your message.) Yes, I have. (I have received your message.)
2. Haven’t you called the customer yet? 2. Haven’t you called the customer yet?
No, I haven’t. (I haven’t called the customer yet.) No, I haven’t. (I haven’t called the customer yet.)
3. Haven’t you saved my contact number? 3. Haven’t you saved my contact number?
Yes, I have. (I have saved your contact number.) Yes, I have. (I have saved your contact number.)
Hasn’t he? Hasn’t he?
1. Hasn’t he called you today? 1. Hasn’t he called you today?
Yes, he has. (He has called me today.) Yes, he has. (He has called me today.)
2. Hasn’t he sent the meeting link? 2. Hasn’t he sent the meeting link?
Yes, he has. (He has sent the meeting link.) Yes, he has. (He has sent the meeting link.)
3. Hasn’t he finished the phone conversation? 3. Hasn’t he finished the phone conversation?
Yes, he has. (He has finished the phone conversation.) Yes, he has. (He has finished the phone conversation.)
Won’t you? Won’t you?
1. Won’t you answer the phone? 1. Won’t you answer the phone?
Yes, I will. (I will answer the phone.) Yes, I will. (I will answer the phone.)
2. Won’t you call me after work? 2. Won’t you call me after work?
Yes, I will. (I will call you after work.) Yes, I will. (I will call you after work.)
3. Won’t you send me the meeting link? 3. Won’t you send me the meeting link?
Yes, I will. (I will send you the meeting link.) Yes, I will. (I will send you the meeting link.)
Wouldn’t you? Wouldn’t you?
1. Wouldn’t you like to make a video call? 1. Wouldn’t you like to make a video call?
Yes, I would. (I would like to make a video call.) Yes, I would. (I would like to make a video call.)
2. Wouldn’t you answer an important call? 2. Wouldn’t you answer an important call?
Yes, I would. (I would answer an important call.) Yes, I would. (I would answer an important call.)
3. Wouldn’t you call your parents tonight? 3. Wouldn’t you call your parents tonight?
Yes, I would. (I would call my parents tonight.) Yes, I would. (I would call my parents tonight.)
Shouldn’t we? Shouldn’t we?
1. Shouldn’t we confirm the meeting time? 1. Shouldn’t we confirm the meeting time?
Yes, we should. (We should confirm the meeting time.) Yes, we should. (We should confirm the meeting time.)
2. Shouldn’t we mute our phones? 2. Shouldn’t we mute our phones?
Yes, we should. (We should mute our phones.) Yes, we should. (We should mute our phones.)
3. Shouldn’t we join the conference call now? 3. Shouldn’t we join the conference call now?
Yes, we should. (We should join the conference call now.) Yes, we should. (We should join the conference call now.)
Couldn’t they? Couldn’t they?
1. Couldn’t they hear your voice? 1. Couldn’t they hear your voice?
No, they couldn’t. (They couldn’t hear my voice.) No, they couldn’t. (They couldn’t hear my voice.)
2. Couldn’t they answer your call? 2. Couldn’t they answer your call?
No, they couldn’t. (They couldn’t answer my call.) No, they couldn’t. (They couldn’t answer my call.)
3. Couldn’t they join the online meeting? 3. Couldn’t they join the online meeting?
No, they couldn’t. (They couldn’t join the online meeting.) No, they couldn’t. (They couldn’t join the online meeting.)
However However
1. However, can you hear me now? 1. However, can you hear me now?
Yes, I can hear you clearly. Yes, I can hear you clearly.
2. However, did you receive my message? 2. However, did you receive my message?
Yes, I received your message. Yes, I received your message.
3. However, will you call me later? 3. However, will you call me later?
Yes, I will call you later. Yes, I will call you later.
Whatever Whatever
1. Whatever happened to your phone? 1. Whatever happened to your phone?
It stopped working suddenly. It stopped working suddenly.
2. Whatever do you mean by “poor network”? 2. Whatever do you mean by “poor network”?
I mean the signal is very weak. I mean the signal is very weak.
3. Whatever should I do if the call disconnects? 3. Whatever should I do if the call disconnects?
You should call again. You should call again.
Whenever Whenever
1. Whenever can I call you? 1. Whenever can I call you?
You can call me after 6 p.m. You can call me after 6 p.m.
2. Whenever do you make business calls? 2. Whenever do you make business calls?
I make them during office hours. I make them during office hours.
3. Whenever your phone rings, do you answer it? 3. Whenever your phone rings, do you answer it?
Yes, I answer it immediately. Yes, I answer it immediately.