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Step 1

Get Your Scenario

Scenario 2 of 5 Level 3

Calling in sick to work

You woke up with a fever. Call your manager Sarah to let her know you can't come to work today.

Step 2

Have a Conversation

Sarah (Manager) 1:23
Good morning! How can I help you?
Hello Sarah, I have fever and cannot come office today
Oh, I'm sorry to hear that. Do you think you'll be able to come in tomorrow?
I hope I will be better tomorrow. I will inform you.
Alright, take care and let me know how you're feeling tomorrow. Get some rest!
Thank you for understanding
Step 3

Learn How Natives Speak

You said:

"Hello Sarah, I have fever and cannot come office today"

Natives say:

"Hi Sarah, I'm running a fever and won't be able to make it to the office today"

  • More casual greeting with manager
  • "Running a fever" is the natural expression
  • "Make it to the office" sounds more natural
You said:

"I hope I will be better tomorrow. I will inform you."

Natives say:

"I should be better by tomorrow. I'll keep you posted."

  • "Should be" shows more confidence
  • "Keep you posted" is a common workplace phrase
Step 4

Practice the Conversation Again

Now it's your turn! Try the same conversation using what you learned.

Sarah (Manager) Practice Mode
Good morning! How can I help you?
Hi Sarah, I'm running a fever and won't be able to make it to the office today
✓ Great!
Oh, I'm sorry to hear that. Do you think you'll be able to come in tomorrow?
I should be better by tomorrow. I'll keep you posted.
✓ Perfect!

🎉 Excellent! You're speaking more naturally already!

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