CUSTOMER SERVICE CERTIFICATE
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    • Section 1 - Greet Your Customers
    • Section 2 - Going the Extra Mile
    • Section 3 - Difficult Customers
    • Final Test

Greet Your Customers

1. Learn New Vocabulary

2. Read about greeting customers, asking open ended questions, and making small talk.
  • Read the story.
  • Answer the questions.

3. Grammar Focus
OPEN ENDED VS. DEAD END QUESTIONS
Here's how we form questions in English:

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When we start with a questions word like, "Who, What, When, Where, Why, or How" we form a question that can have many different answers. This is a good way to start a conversation with customers. Here are some examples:
  • How are you today?
  • Who are you shopping for?
When we start a question with a helping verb like, "Do, Have, Can, or Will" the only answer the customer can give is "yes" or "no". This is not a good way to start conversations with customers. Here are some examples:
  • Do you need help?
  • Are you okay?
Practice sorting open ended and dead end questions by clicking the button below. Then check your answers.
Now play the game, click "Sort open ended and dead end questions" below. When you're finished click,"Check your answer."
Sort Open ended and Dead End questions Game
CHECK YOUR ANSWERS

4. Listening Practice
  • Watch the video.
  • Answer the questions.

    Section 1 - Greet Your Customers Test

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    • Section 1 - Greet Your Customers
    • Section 2 - Going the Extra Mile
    • Section 3 - Difficult Customers
    • Final Test