How to Use "Telephone" with Example Sentences


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Study Vocabulary Words telephone (n): a device that sends communication by voice or sound to someone who is somewhere else; also known as a phone

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Used with adjectives:

"Everyone uses a cellular telephone these days."
(cellular, cell, wireless, mobile, cordless)

"Young kids have never seen a pay telephone."
(pay, public, coin-operated)

"Rotary telephones are considered antiques."
(rotary, touch-tone, push button)

Used with verbs:

"Please answer the telephone."
(answer, get, pick up)

"He hung up the telephone."
(hung up, put down, disconnected)

"I am talking on the telephone."
(be + talking, be + using, be: is/am/are)

Used with nouns:

"They installed a telephone line."
(line, cable, wire, pole)

"I found her number in the telephone book."
(book, directory)

"He conducted a telephone survey."
(survey, poll, interview)

"The telephone charges were high."
(charges, fees, bills)

Used with prepositions:

"Can I reach you by telephone?"
(by)

"Let's not discuss this over the telephone."
(over, on)


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