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COMMUNICATING BY PHONE IN THE US
1. In phone booths in the US there are usually directions for using the telephone.
2. All phone numbers have seven digits plus three code digits.
3. There may be phone books - or directories - under the telephones.
4. There are two main kinds of long-distance calls: dial-direct and operator-assisted.
5. You can make direct dial calls in most parts of the US.
6. To make a long distance call, you'll need to know the three-digit area code.
7. There is an area code map of the US and Canada in the front of the White Pages on the phone book.
8. Phone books have white, blue and yellow pages.
9. The White Pages list people of the city with phones by last name.
10. The Blue Pages contain numbers of city services and other public services like public schools, public hospitals and so on.
11. You can found number of business and professional services on the Yellow Pages.
12. Pay phones have numbers in the US.
13. This means you can make a call to a friend at a phone booth.
14. Or if you run out of money, give the number your phone to the person you're talking to.
15. Then hang up receiver and they can call you back.
16. If you don't have enough money you can try "Collect call" service, which means that person whom you are calling will have to pay for it.
TELEPHONE ETIQUETTE
1. The techniques of telephoning are the same in all countries.
2. We should remember some telephone manners:
3. We should speak clearly, not too fast, not too slowly.
4. A smile will make your voice pleasant, friendly, accommodating, and attending.
5. If you found to a busy person make your conversation as brief as possible.
6. When calling a friend or a person who knows you but does not recognize your voice - don't play a guessing game.
7. Announce yourself promptly.
8. When you get a wrong number you should ask: "Is this two-three-four-five-six?"
9. If not - apologize.
10. You should not lose your temper it a wrong-number call comes through.
11. Simply say: "Wrong number" - and hang up.
12. If you have a visitor, do not carry on a long chat.
13. The best thing to do is to say you are busy at the moment and call back.
14. But don't forget to do so.
THE TELEPHONE DEPARTMENT
1. When guests stay at the hotel, they often use phones.
2. There is usually the regular pay phone and the house phone.
3. The house phone is the system of phones throughout the hotel.
4. There is usually an operator who operates the switchboard.
5. The operator can controls all in-coming and out-going calls.
6. The operator can connect the guest with any hotel service: the front office, the housekeeping, the bell service, the room service, or the concierge.
7. The operator handles outside calls too.
8. They may be local, long-distance and international.
9. The operator can take а message for the absent guest.
There is no doubt that people of our information-dependent society should be computer-literate. They must understand that computers can greatly influence the quality of life.
There was a time when only priviliged people had an opportunity to study the basics, called the three R's: reading, writing, and arithmetics.
Computer literacy is the ability to use computers and related technology efficiently from elementary use to programming and solving of advanced problems.
As personal computers become commonplace and they become more powerful, the concept of computer literacy is moving beyond basic functionality to more powerful applications under the name of multimedia literacy or new literacies.
Commоnly recognized examples of new literacies include such practices as instant messaging, blogging, maintaining a website, participating in online social networking spaces, podcasting and videocasting, photoshopping images and photo sharing, emailing, taking part in online discussion, etc.
It is great to live in a city that provides great opportunities for learning and entertainment for young people. But the city also has many disadvantages, so I am quite happy that I live in the village.
I like my village. It is small, but has a beautiful large lake, so we can often swim and fish in the summer, and in the winter we can go sledding and skating.
There aren't many people living in our village, but we know each other by sight. When we meet someone from the village, we always say Hello and exchange kind words and wishes. Neighbours often help each other in any way they can. I know all the kids in the neighbourhood. We play various games together and help each other do their homework.
The school also has a library. Often we take books and educational literature from our library, and the presence of computers in it helps us to communicate with the whole world.It's great when you Wake up in the morning to the roosters singing, and your favorite dog pulls off your blanket and drags you into the garden. In the morning at
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