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BEFORE START 
Look at the pictures and identify each situation. 
SAY IT AGAIN! 
2. Listen the conversation between a caller and operator, then discuss about that 
situation. 
Ringing… 
Operator: May I help you? 
Caller: Hello? 
Operator: Hello 
Caller: I can ask you for my telephone service 
Operator: You have the phone number already? 
Caller: Yes, My phone number is 456792334 
Operator: Directory assistance will be able to help 
you. Wait a moment. 
Caller: I´m so…. But… who is this? Hey!
Ringing… 
Female operator: Hello, May I help you? 
Caller: Hello, I'm calling because I want to make a claim for my telephone service, 
my phone does not receive calls or text messages, and does not have on 
internet.... 
Female Operator: Excuse me Sir, What is your name? 
Caller: My name is Thomas Klein 
Female Operator: Mr Thomas, It is important to pay your telephone service, when 
you pay can re-call. 
Caller: But I… 
Female Operator: You remember that you spoke to Jane, was a pleasure to 
serve… 
Caller: I already pay… 
PI PI PI PI 
3. Complete the chart using bad or good customs for customer service according 
to the listening. 
WRITE IT UP 
Good customs Bad customs 
To Consider… 
LET´S START 
There are certain customer service skills that every employee must master if they are 
forward-facing with customers. 
1. Given the above situation, write different solutions to the complaint presented to 
Mr. Thomas. 
Go to other instances 
__________________________________________________________________ 
__________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________ 
__________________________________________________________________ 
2. Identify other situations where you have had to live experiences like Mr. 
Thomas. 
__________________________________________________________________ 
__________________________________________________________________ 
__________________________________________________________________ 
________________________________________________________________ 
TOCK, TALK! 
3. Work in groups of three and try to find other solution to this situation!
KEEP UP READING! 
4. Read the following article and identify new vocabulary. 
GOOD CUSTOMER SERVICE 
Good customer service is the lifeblood of any business. You can offer promotions and 
slash prices to bring in as many new customers as you want, but unless you can get 
some of those customers to come back, your business won't be profitable for long. 
Good customer service is all about bringing customers back. And about sending them 
away happy - happy enough to pass positive feedback about your business along to 
others, who may then try the product or service you offer for themselves and in their 
turn become repeat customers. 
If you're a good sales person, you can sell anything to anyone once. But it will be your 
approach to customer service that determines whether or not you’ll ever be able to sell 
that person anything else. The essence of good customer service is forming a 
relationship with customers – a relationship that that individual customer feels that he 
would like to pursue. 
5. According to the text, write True or False. T F 
a. Customer service is the provision of service to customers before, 
during and after a purchase. 
b. A customer service experience can change the entire perception 
a customer has of the organization. 
c. Customer service isn´t a series of activities designed to enhance 
the level of customer satisfaction. 
d. The essence of good customer service isn´t forming a relationship 
with customers 
6. Read the dialogue, Identify customer services expresions and then complete it.
The phone rings… 
Receptionist: Greenwich hotel, my name is China. May I help you? 
Secretary: Good morning, my name is Jane Mills and I need a room. Is it 
necessary to make a reservation? 
Receptionist: Yes, It´s necessary. 
Secretary: Do you have any rooms available? 
Receptionist: Yes, in this moment we have a penthouse 
Secretary: But, What's the daily rate? 
Receptionist: The daily rate is …. 
Secretary: Is there air conditioning in the room? 
Receptionist: Yes, of course 
Secretary: I would like a single room 
Receptionist: Ok, a single room… 
Secretary: But, Is breakfast included in the price? 
Receptionist: No, you must include our special room service. 
Secretary: Could I see the room? 
Receptionist: Yes, after you! 
Secretary: OK, I'll take it, but I have one more question, Can I pay with 
credit card? 
… 
____________________________________________________________ 
____________________________________________________________ 
____________________________________________________________ 
____________________________________________________________ 
____________________________________________________________ 
____________________________________________________________ 
____________________________________________________________ 
____________________________________________________________ 
____________________________________________________________ 
____________________________________________________________ 
____________________________________________________________
TRAIN YOUR BRAIN 
Modal verbs: We use mustn´t to express prohibition. You mustn´t touch these wires. (It´s 
forbidden), also we use must to express a strong advice or necessity. You must brush your teeth 
after meals. 
Present tense Can Cannot Can´t 
Past tense Could Could not Couldn´t 
 We use can or could to express possibility. They can electrocute themselves. (It´s 
possible). “Could” is a formal expression. 
7. Read the dialogue 
Affirmative form Negative Form Contraction 
Jane, the secretary arrives at the airport and meets with Mr. Sanchez, a 
foreigner who wants to make an investment in other Company. 
Jane: Excuse me… Are you Mr. Mr. Sánchez? 
Mr. Sánchez: Yes, I am. 
Jane: Good morning Mr. Mr. Sánchez. I am Jane Mills. I am Mr. Clinton secretary. 
Pleased to meet you. 
Mr. Sánchez: My pleasure. 
Jane: Welcome to United States. How was your trip? 
Mr. Sánchez: It´s was great, but I am tired. 
Jane: Ok… Let´s take a taxi. 
15 minutes later… 
They arrive to the hotel and here Mr. Clinton is waiting for them. 
Jane: Mr. Clinton, I´d like you to meet Mr. Sánchez from Colombia. 
Mr. Clinton: How do you do? 
Mr. Sánchez: How do you do?
Mr. Clinton: Welcome to United States Mr. Sánchez. 
TO CONSIDER 
8. Answer the following questions according to the dialogue and your life 
experiences. 
a. Why is it important to invest in other companies? 
__________________________________________________________________ 
__________________________________________________________________ 
__________________________________________________________________ 
b. What is the success of a company? 
__________________________________________________________________ 
__________________________________________________________________ 
__________________________________________________________________ 
c. Why is it important to provide good customer service? 
__________________________________________________________________ 
__________________________________________________________________ 
__________________________________________________________________ 
ABCs 
Match the sentences and create a situation using the vocabulary 
a. Pleased to meet you 1. Yes, I am. 
b. Hi! How are you? 2. I live in Oxford St. 
c. Are you Mr._______? 3. My pleasure. 
d. Where do you live? 4. How do you do? 
e. How do you do? 5. Fine thanks. And you?
9. Complete the dialogue using customer services expressions 
Mr. Sánchez arrives to the Hotel… 
Mr. Sánchez: My room key please. Could you wake me up at 7 a.m.? 
Receptionist: Yes, Sir 
Mr. Sánchez: Where can I leave my valuables? 
Receptionist: In our safe-cracking 
Mr. Sánchez: Ah ok! What time do I have to check out? 
Receptionist: Right now! 
Mr. Sánchez: Ok, thank you! 
When Mr. Sánchez arrives to the room… 
Mr. Sánchez: Could someone bring some extra towels up to my room? 
Housekeeper: Yes Sir, I will help you 
Mr. Sánchez: Is there a laundry or dry-cleaning service? 
Housekeeper: Yes, Sir. 
____________________________________________________________ 
____________________________________________________________ 
____________________________________________________________ 
____________________________________________________________ 
____________________________________________________________ 
WRITE UP! 
10. Dealing with money… 
a. Look at the people in the pictures. Where are they and what is the relationship 
between them? 
b. Look at the sentences in the first column of the table below. Which pictures does 
each one relate to? Who do the say it to?
3 
4 
1 2 
Sentence Picture Who said it? Who did they say it to? 
Is there a reduction for 
students? 
3 Customer Ticket seller 
How would you like to pay, 
sir? 
How much do you want for 
these? 
How much will it cost 
roughly? 
You can have them both for 
$60 how´s that? 
It´s free for children under 
twelve. 
How much do I owe you? 
I´d like to pay by credit card, 
please. 
It´s okay, you can keep the 
change. 
I´ll give you $18 for both of 
them. 
If you´d just like to sign 
there, please. 
TOCK, TALK! 
Work in pairs. Choose one of the situations below and decide who you are going to 
be. Spend a few minutes planning what you are going to say. Then act out a short 
dialogue.
SAY IT AGAIN! 
Listen the conversation and complete it. 
James: Jane? 
Jane: Hi, I have a ____________ 
James: You always have meetings. ____________________ 
Jane: Oh, Thank you. 
James: ___________? 
Jane: Ah no, _________________________. I really take a break. 
James: My boss, Juana has meetings. Sometimes, like __________ meetings 
____________. I´m ___________________________ . I do boring jobs. 
James: Same jobs every day. __________________________, Tuesday is 
Wednesday, it´s all the same to me. Same ________________________. I 
__________ like my job. 
TOCK, TALK! 
In the following situations what you can provide good or bad customer service? 
 Utilities. 
 Call center. 
 Supermarket customer services. 
 A medical appointment. 
Do you know other situations? Tell us about problematic situations where you have 
not found a solution and customer service quality.
TRAIN YOUR BRAIN 
Although we look at be able to here, it is not a modal verb. It is simply the verb be plus an 
adjective (able) followed by the infinitive. We look at be able to here because we sometimes 
use it instead of can and could. 
We use be able to talk about ability, also Be able to is possible in all tenses, for example: 
 I was able to swim... 
 I have been able to drive... 
 She isn´t to able to ride a horse. 
TO CONSIDER 
If you had your company, how would the customer service that 
you provide? 
If one of your employees has bad customer service, what 
would you do?
Read and try to solve this situation using ABCs. 
I´m sorry you were transferred 12 times before 
reaching us. The person who can handle your 
emergency works in this department. She will be 
right with you…as soon as she is back from 
TO CONSIDER 
vacation. 
If I had had my own company, I would have offered an 
excellent customer services… 
Which advantages can you develop in your company 
with a good customer services? 
Hello, I need to talk with 
Sarah Anderson; I need a 
medical appointment 
urgently.
TRAIN YOUR BRAIN 
THIRD CONDITIONAL 
With the third conditional we talk about the past. We talk about a condition in the past 
that didnot happen. That is why there is no possibility for this condition. The third 
conditional is also like a dream, but with no possibility of the dream coming true. 
CONDITION RESULT 
PAST PERFECT WOULD HAVE AND PAST PARTICIPLE 
If Tara had been free yesterday I would have invited her. 
If I'd passed my driving test, I would have bought a car. 
If I had won the lottery, I would have bought a house 
What would you have done if you had won the lottery? 
Complete the sentences with the third conditional. 
1. If I............................................ (know) the answer to the last question, 
I..................(pass) the exam. 
2. If you............................. (apply) for that job, you.............(get) it. 
3. If I...................................... (hear) the weather forcast, I..................(take) my 
umbrella with me. 
4. If Peter.................................. (take) a map with him, he.........................(get lost). 
5. If you.......................... (leave) earlier, you...................(arrive) on time. 
6. We................... (get) there quicker, if we................................... (go) by train. 
7. If I.............................. know) that you were going to cook dinner, I.............(buy) a 
bottle of wine. 
8. If the train............................ (be delayed), we.......................(can) go to the 
cinema. 
9. I......................... (go) to the beach yesterday, if it............................ (be) sunny. 
10. If it............................. (be) warmer, I..................... (wear) my jacket.
CONSOLIDATION ACTIVITY 
CREATE A COMPANY 
1. In this last activity you have to create your own company website 
 Make groups of 3 people and design the website. All the info of the Company must 
be in English 
 You must include all grammar topics & vocabulary of second competence. (Passive 
and active voice). 
2. The Company website has to include the following info and links: 
 Name of the company 
 Logo and slogan 
 Objectives 
 Mission 
 Vision 
 Products 
 Services 
 Publicity 
 Contact 
 FAQ 
3. Be creative, use pictures and all the resources you consider. 
 Post the Website link on your Blog.

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Unit 4 competencia 2

  • 1. BEFORE START Look at the pictures and identify each situation. SAY IT AGAIN! 2. Listen the conversation between a caller and operator, then discuss about that situation. Ringing… Operator: May I help you? Caller: Hello? Operator: Hello Caller: I can ask you for my telephone service Operator: You have the phone number already? Caller: Yes, My phone number is 456792334 Operator: Directory assistance will be able to help you. Wait a moment. Caller: I´m so…. But… who is this? Hey!
  • 2. Ringing… Female operator: Hello, May I help you? Caller: Hello, I'm calling because I want to make a claim for my telephone service, my phone does not receive calls or text messages, and does not have on internet.... Female Operator: Excuse me Sir, What is your name? Caller: My name is Thomas Klein Female Operator: Mr Thomas, It is important to pay your telephone service, when you pay can re-call. Caller: But I… Female Operator: You remember that you spoke to Jane, was a pleasure to serve… Caller: I already pay… PI PI PI PI 3. Complete the chart using bad or good customs for customer service according to the listening. WRITE IT UP Good customs Bad customs To Consider… LET´S START There are certain customer service skills that every employee must master if they are forward-facing with customers. 1. Given the above situation, write different solutions to the complaint presented to Mr. Thomas. Go to other instances __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________
  • 3. __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ 2. Identify other situations where you have had to live experiences like Mr. Thomas. __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________ TOCK, TALK! 3. Work in groups of three and try to find other solution to this situation!
  • 4. KEEP UP READING! 4. Read the following article and identify new vocabulary. GOOD CUSTOMER SERVICE Good customer service is the lifeblood of any business. You can offer promotions and slash prices to bring in as many new customers as you want, but unless you can get some of those customers to come back, your business won't be profitable for long. Good customer service is all about bringing customers back. And about sending them away happy - happy enough to pass positive feedback about your business along to others, who may then try the product or service you offer for themselves and in their turn become repeat customers. If you're a good sales person, you can sell anything to anyone once. But it will be your approach to customer service that determines whether or not you’ll ever be able to sell that person anything else. The essence of good customer service is forming a relationship with customers – a relationship that that individual customer feels that he would like to pursue. 5. According to the text, write True or False. T F a. Customer service is the provision of service to customers before, during and after a purchase. b. A customer service experience can change the entire perception a customer has of the organization. c. Customer service isn´t a series of activities designed to enhance the level of customer satisfaction. d. The essence of good customer service isn´t forming a relationship with customers 6. Read the dialogue, Identify customer services expresions and then complete it.
  • 5. The phone rings… Receptionist: Greenwich hotel, my name is China. May I help you? Secretary: Good morning, my name is Jane Mills and I need a room. Is it necessary to make a reservation? Receptionist: Yes, It´s necessary. Secretary: Do you have any rooms available? Receptionist: Yes, in this moment we have a penthouse Secretary: But, What's the daily rate? Receptionist: The daily rate is …. Secretary: Is there air conditioning in the room? Receptionist: Yes, of course Secretary: I would like a single room Receptionist: Ok, a single room… Secretary: But, Is breakfast included in the price? Receptionist: No, you must include our special room service. Secretary: Could I see the room? Receptionist: Yes, after you! Secretary: OK, I'll take it, but I have one more question, Can I pay with credit card? … ____________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________
  • 6. TRAIN YOUR BRAIN Modal verbs: We use mustn´t to express prohibition. You mustn´t touch these wires. (It´s forbidden), also we use must to express a strong advice or necessity. You must brush your teeth after meals. Present tense Can Cannot Can´t Past tense Could Could not Couldn´t  We use can or could to express possibility. They can electrocute themselves. (It´s possible). “Could” is a formal expression. 7. Read the dialogue Affirmative form Negative Form Contraction Jane, the secretary arrives at the airport and meets with Mr. Sanchez, a foreigner who wants to make an investment in other Company. Jane: Excuse me… Are you Mr. Mr. Sánchez? Mr. Sánchez: Yes, I am. Jane: Good morning Mr. Mr. Sánchez. I am Jane Mills. I am Mr. Clinton secretary. Pleased to meet you. Mr. Sánchez: My pleasure. Jane: Welcome to United States. How was your trip? Mr. Sánchez: It´s was great, but I am tired. Jane: Ok… Let´s take a taxi. 15 minutes later… They arrive to the hotel and here Mr. Clinton is waiting for them. Jane: Mr. Clinton, I´d like you to meet Mr. Sánchez from Colombia. Mr. Clinton: How do you do? Mr. Sánchez: How do you do?
  • 7. Mr. Clinton: Welcome to United States Mr. Sánchez. TO CONSIDER 8. Answer the following questions according to the dialogue and your life experiences. a. Why is it important to invest in other companies? __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ b. What is the success of a company? __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ c. Why is it important to provide good customer service? __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ ABCs Match the sentences and create a situation using the vocabulary a. Pleased to meet you 1. Yes, I am. b. Hi! How are you? 2. I live in Oxford St. c. Are you Mr._______? 3. My pleasure. d. Where do you live? 4. How do you do? e. How do you do? 5. Fine thanks. And you?
  • 8. 9. Complete the dialogue using customer services expressions Mr. Sánchez arrives to the Hotel… Mr. Sánchez: My room key please. Could you wake me up at 7 a.m.? Receptionist: Yes, Sir Mr. Sánchez: Where can I leave my valuables? Receptionist: In our safe-cracking Mr. Sánchez: Ah ok! What time do I have to check out? Receptionist: Right now! Mr. Sánchez: Ok, thank you! When Mr. Sánchez arrives to the room… Mr. Sánchez: Could someone bring some extra towels up to my room? Housekeeper: Yes Sir, I will help you Mr. Sánchez: Is there a laundry or dry-cleaning service? Housekeeper: Yes, Sir. ____________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________ WRITE UP! 10. Dealing with money… a. Look at the people in the pictures. Where are they and what is the relationship between them? b. Look at the sentences in the first column of the table below. Which pictures does each one relate to? Who do the say it to?
  • 9. 3 4 1 2 Sentence Picture Who said it? Who did they say it to? Is there a reduction for students? 3 Customer Ticket seller How would you like to pay, sir? How much do you want for these? How much will it cost roughly? You can have them both for $60 how´s that? It´s free for children under twelve. How much do I owe you? I´d like to pay by credit card, please. It´s okay, you can keep the change. I´ll give you $18 for both of them. If you´d just like to sign there, please. TOCK, TALK! Work in pairs. Choose one of the situations below and decide who you are going to be. Spend a few minutes planning what you are going to say. Then act out a short dialogue.
  • 10. SAY IT AGAIN! Listen the conversation and complete it. James: Jane? Jane: Hi, I have a ____________ James: You always have meetings. ____________________ Jane: Oh, Thank you. James: ___________? Jane: Ah no, _________________________. I really take a break. James: My boss, Juana has meetings. Sometimes, like __________ meetings ____________. I´m ___________________________ . I do boring jobs. James: Same jobs every day. __________________________, Tuesday is Wednesday, it´s all the same to me. Same ________________________. I __________ like my job. TOCK, TALK! In the following situations what you can provide good or bad customer service?  Utilities.  Call center.  Supermarket customer services.  A medical appointment. Do you know other situations? Tell us about problematic situations where you have not found a solution and customer service quality.
  • 11. TRAIN YOUR BRAIN Although we look at be able to here, it is not a modal verb. It is simply the verb be plus an adjective (able) followed by the infinitive. We look at be able to here because we sometimes use it instead of can and could. We use be able to talk about ability, also Be able to is possible in all tenses, for example:  I was able to swim...  I have been able to drive...  She isn´t to able to ride a horse. TO CONSIDER If you had your company, how would the customer service that you provide? If one of your employees has bad customer service, what would you do?
  • 12. Read and try to solve this situation using ABCs. I´m sorry you were transferred 12 times before reaching us. The person who can handle your emergency works in this department. She will be right with you…as soon as she is back from TO CONSIDER vacation. If I had had my own company, I would have offered an excellent customer services… Which advantages can you develop in your company with a good customer services? Hello, I need to talk with Sarah Anderson; I need a medical appointment urgently.
  • 13. TRAIN YOUR BRAIN THIRD CONDITIONAL With the third conditional we talk about the past. We talk about a condition in the past that didnot happen. That is why there is no possibility for this condition. The third conditional is also like a dream, but with no possibility of the dream coming true. CONDITION RESULT PAST PERFECT WOULD HAVE AND PAST PARTICIPLE If Tara had been free yesterday I would have invited her. If I'd passed my driving test, I would have bought a car. If I had won the lottery, I would have bought a house What would you have done if you had won the lottery? Complete the sentences with the third conditional. 1. If I............................................ (know) the answer to the last question, I..................(pass) the exam. 2. If you............................. (apply) for that job, you.............(get) it. 3. If I...................................... (hear) the weather forcast, I..................(take) my umbrella with me. 4. If Peter.................................. (take) a map with him, he.........................(get lost). 5. If you.......................... (leave) earlier, you...................(arrive) on time. 6. We................... (get) there quicker, if we................................... (go) by train. 7. If I.............................. know) that you were going to cook dinner, I.............(buy) a bottle of wine. 8. If the train............................ (be delayed), we.......................(can) go to the cinema. 9. I......................... (go) to the beach yesterday, if it............................ (be) sunny. 10. If it............................. (be) warmer, I..................... (wear) my jacket.
  • 14. CONSOLIDATION ACTIVITY CREATE A COMPANY 1. In this last activity you have to create your own company website  Make groups of 3 people and design the website. All the info of the Company must be in English  You must include all grammar topics & vocabulary of second competence. (Passive and active voice). 2. The Company website has to include the following info and links:  Name of the company  Logo and slogan  Objectives  Mission  Vision  Products  Services  Publicity  Contact  FAQ 3. Be creative, use pictures and all the resources you consider.  Post the Website link on your Blog.