This document discusses various methods of communication, including phone conversations, email, expressions of sympathy, and abbreviations. Phone conversations may involve greeting the caller, offering to connect them to another person, asking who is calling, dealing with bad connections, or leaving a message. Email and social media are also mentioned as common ways to stay in touch. Shorthand abbreviations are provided for expressions like "have a nice day" or "see you later."

1. Unit 4 Communication
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2. Unit 4 Communication
• Ways of Communication
• Phone Conversations
• E-mail
• Sympathy
• Abbreviations
• Graphics

3. Ways of communication
How do you usually keep in touch with your friends?
• write a letter
• text a message
• leave a voicemail
• make a phone call
• send a fax
• send an email
• leave a message note
• use social networks
• speak face-to-face

4. Phone Conversations
• Hi-Hello- … speaking!
• Offer
• Goodbye-Talk to you soon.

5. Phone Conversations
• Hang on I’ll get him/her.
• Hold on I’ll connect him/her.
• One moment
• Who is calling? İsim
• can’t hear well bad line
• Not avaliable leave a message
• Leave a message tell him/her to contact/call …
I’ll call back later

6. E-mail

7. Sympathy
• I’m sorry to hear that.
• I hope you feel better soon.
• That’s so bad.
• We will meet up later, then.
• See you later, then.

8. Abbreviations
• HAND Have a nice day.
• B4N Bye for now.
• CUL8R See you later.
• 2NITE Tonight
• LOL Lots of love.
• BBL Be back later.

9. Graphics