Hi, this is Ana.
I’m scheduled to work at nine today.
English for Work · Help in Your Language
To call in sick to work, you can say: “Hi, this is Ana. I’m not feeling well, and I won’t be able to come in today” (Hi, it’s Ana. I’m not feeling well and can’t come to work today). Identify yourself, state which shift you can’t cover, and ask what the next step is.
These original examples help you practice the language. Adapt the message to your situation and your workplace's notification procedure.
I’m scheduled to work at nine today.
I won’t be able to come in today.
Who else should I notify?
I’ll update you tomorrow morning.
The line is noisy.
Read one role and then the other. The explanations help you understand; try repeating afterward without looking at them.
Kettle & Cod. This is Vinnie.
Hi Vinnie, this is Ana. I’m not feeling well, and I can’t come in for my shift today.
Thanks for letting me know. Can you call me tomorrow morning?
Yes. I’ll call you before eight. Is there anyone else I should notify?
Without reading, say your name, the shift you can’t attend, and when you’ll check back in. Then repeat the call with soft background noise and practice asking for repetition.
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