Select the option that is NOT an inappropriate way to end a telephone conversation.

Saying, "Thank you for calling."

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Speaking rudely

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Using abusive language

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Putting down the receiver without informing the opposite person

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Solution

The correct option is A Saying, "Thank you for calling."
A dialogue is a two-way exchange of ideas, thoughts, etc. in words between two or more people. Option A)Saying, "Thank you for calling." is correct as it is appropriate to use to end a telephonic conversation. It is a polite expression of farewell that one can use to end a conversation on the phone.
The other options are wrong as they don't comply with the standard of a fine conversation, such actions are considered impolite.

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Now, read the following telephone conversation which took place between Radhika and Gaurish. As Gaurish wishes to leave home immediately, he will not be able to meet his parents who have gone to the market. He leaves a message for his parents. Write the message for Gaurish in not more than 40 words.

Radhika : Hello, Is that Mr. Saxena’s residence.

Gaurish : Yes.

Radhika : May I speak to Mr. Saxena? I am Radhika, the roommate of his daughter, Nidhi.

Gaurish : Papa is not at home as he has gone to the market. Is everything O.K. with Nidhi? I’m her brother, Gaurish.

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Gaurish : Oh! How did it happen?

Radhika : She was switching on the desert cooler when she received a shock and fell down unconscious. She was rushed to the hospital immediately. She is conscious now and wants to meet you and her parents.

Gaurish : Thank you very much for informing us. I’ll leave for the hospital immediately.

Radhika : That’s all right, Bye.

Gaurish : Bye.

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