If you can't hear the caller very well because of the bad signal or some other reasons, which of the following sentences you can use?
A: What's wrong? What are you talking?
B: I am sorry. I didn't get that. Could you say it again, please?
C: I think my signal is bad. Can I call you back?
D: We have a bad connection. Could you repeat that please.
A: What's wrong? What are you talking?
B: I am sorry. I didn't get that. Could you say it again, please?
C: I think my signal is bad. Can I call you back?
D: We have a bad connection. Could you repeat that please.
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- When you can't hear clearly, you will use the following sentences except .... A: Could you speak a little louder, please? B: Please speak up. I can't hear you very well. C: Sorry, what did you say? D: Can I talk to Mr. Benjiamin?
- If interviewer called you at a once, and you were not ready to interview, you may say： A: I am sorry. I didn’t get your name. Could you repeat it, please? B: I’m glad you called, but I have the class at 2 p.m. Could we arrange another time to speak? C: I am sorry we seem to have a bad connection. Could you speak a little louder? D: Could you please slow down just a little bit?
- During the business call, if you are not so sure about the information, you can say the following sentences except ________ A: “I believe I am right.” B: “I didn't catch your name. Would you please spell it?” C: “Could you spell that, please?” D: “I'd like you to repeat that number, please.”
- If you are asking the other person to repeat on the phone, you may probably say, “___________” A: What’s your phone number, please? B: Could you repeat that, please? C: I'm sorry. I didn’t get what you just said. D: Would you mind spelling that for me, please?
- You say something bad, and you regret it. You can say: A: I'm sorry. I should have said that. B: I'm sorry. I should say that. C: I'm sorry. I shouldn't said that. D: I'm sorry. I shouldn't have said that.