Posted by Frank on Friday, May 4, 2012 at 9:16am.
1) You can call me up whenever you want to. b>Most people I know omit "up."
Shall I ask him to call you back? OK
2) The line is busy. Would you like to hold? b>Sometimes "hang on" is used, but mostly just "hold" with no preposition/adverb.
Hang on, I'll put you through/I'm putting you through. OK
3) He picked up the receiver and dialed the number.
I'm sorry. I've dialed the wrong number.
Both are fine except for the spelling of "dialed" -- but maybe that's regional!!
4) I was speaking with Mary on the phone when the call was dropped.
We were cut off in the middle of a phone conversation. OK
5) Shall I leave him a message? Shall I tell him you have phoned? OK
Could you tell him to call me back when he gets home?
6) There were many dropped calls, and I couldn't inform him about tomorrow's match.
7) I switched my mobile on, called my husband's number, but I soon discovered that I had no credit left. So I went to the nearest bancomat and put 50 Euros on my account.
8) I need to recharge my mobile because the battery has run down. OK
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