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Business phone calls are a common scenario on the TOEIC exam, especially in listening sections involving product introductions, customer questions, and meeting arrangements. Mastering expressions such as flooded with, go beyond, streamline, and at your fingertips helps learners understand conversations quickly and communicate more professionally at work.
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Scenario: First-time business phone call introducing an AI office platform
▶ English Dialogue
Erik: Hello, this is Erik from BrightWorks Solutions. Do you have a minute?
Hana: I have a minute. What is this regarding?
Erik: We develop a specialized all-in-one platform for scheduling and digital storage.
Hana: To be honest, the market is flooded with similar tools.
Erik: I understand. That’s why we’ve gone beyond basic organization features.
Hana: What makes your product different?
Erik: It helps teams streamline workflows, with everything at your fingertips.
Hana: Does it work well for remote teams?
Erik: Yes. Many companies use it for cross-border and remote collaboration.
Hana: Is it difficult to set up?
Erik: Not at all. It’s customizable, and we provide onboarding support.
Hana: I might be interested, but I’d like to see how it works.
Erik: Of course. Could we schedule an online or in-person demo this Wednesday afternoon?
Hana: Wednesday afternoon works for me.
Erik: Perfect. I’ll send you a calendar invitation shortly.
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Business phone calls are a common scenario on the TOEIC exam, especially in listening sections involving product introductions, customer questions, and meeting arrangements. Mastering expressions such as flooded with, go beyond, streamline, and at your fingertips helps learners understand conversations quickly and communicate more professionally at work.
💡 Full transcript, vocab & grammar:
https://toeic.mjenglishclass.com/office-daily-english/toeic-business-phone-calls-sales/
Scenario: First-time business phone call introducing an AI office platform
▶ English Dialogue
Erik: Hello, this is Erik from BrightWorks Solutions. Do you have a minute?
Hana: I have a minute. What is this regarding?
Erik: We develop a specialized all-in-one platform for scheduling and digital storage.
Hana: To be honest, the market is flooded with similar tools.
Erik: I understand. That’s why we’ve gone beyond basic organization features.
Hana: What makes your product different?
Erik: It helps teams streamline workflows, with everything at your fingertips.
Hana: Does it work well for remote teams?
Erik: Yes. Many companies use it for cross-border and remote collaboration.
Hana: Is it difficult to set up?
Erik: Not at all. It’s customizable, and we provide onboarding support.
Hana: I might be interested, but I’d like to see how it works.
Erik: Of course. Could we schedule an online or in-person demo this Wednesday afternoon?
Hana: Wednesday afternoon works for me.
Erik: Perfect. I’ll send you a calendar invitation shortly.
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