『【 TOEIC Sick Leave English】Professional Ways to Call in Sick (Not Just “I’m Sick”)』のカバーアート

【 TOEIC Sick Leave English】Professional Ways to Call in Sick (Not Just “I’m Sick”)

【 TOEIC Sick Leave English】Professional Ways to Call in Sick (Not Just “I’m Sick”)

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 Calling in sick is a common workplace situation—and it shows up frequently on the TOEIC exam in office dialogues and email notices. Simply saying “I’m sick” is understandable, but it often sounds incomplete in professional settings. In this lesson, you’ll learn high-frequency TOEIC phrases for sick leave, including how to explain your absence, arrange coverage, and reschedule meetings—so you can communicate clearly at work and perform better on the TOEIC exam. 💡 Full transcript, vocab & grammar: https://toeic.mjenglishclass.com/office-daily-english/toeic-sick-leave-english/ 💬 Dialogue (Scenario: Calling in Sick) 📚 Vocabulary Boost — Key TOEIC Words 🔍 Grammar Points 📖 Transcript ✅ Quick Check — TOEIC Quiz 📌 Suggested Internal Links Dialogue (Scenario: Calling in Sick) ** Mina (Project Manager):** Morning, Leo. Are you still joining the 10 a.m. client call? Leo (Team Member): Hi Mina. I’m not feeling well today, so I’d like to take sick leave. Mina: Thanks for letting me know. Is it a full day or just this morning? Leo: Probably a full day. I have a fever and I’m going to see a doctor. Mina: Got it. Do you have any urgent tasks we should cover? Leo: Yes—could you ask Anna to handle the client call and share the notes with me? Mina: Sure. I’ll reassign it and update the agenda. Leo: Thank you. I’ll also send an email to the client to reschedule the follow-up meeting. Mina: Great. Please keep your out-of-office message on, so people know you’re unavailable. Leo: Will do. If you need a doctor’s note, I can provide it tomorrow. Mina: That’s helpful. Rest up and feel better. -- Hosting provided by SoundOn
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