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Starting the call

Explaining where you are calling from


Listen to the following phrases. Repeat each phrase three times after the native speaker.

	I'm calling from New York.

	I'm calling from Romania.

	I'm calling from a call box.

	I'm calling from a phone box.

	I'm calling from a pay phone.

	I'm calling from a phone booth.

	I'm calling from a cellphone^AmE.

	I'm calling from a mobile phone^BE.

	I'm calling from a landline.

	I'm calling from a fixed line telephone.


Resource ID:		3009
Level:		Beginner
Classified under:		Telephone English
Type:		Useful phrases

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