I'll get my manager for you.
Hold on, please, and I'll call my manager.
1. I will transfer you to my manager.
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In which situation, can we use this expression? What other expressions are similar to 'transfer' here?
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In what situation is this appropriate? If the caller has asked a question that the person answering the telephone cannot answer, or if the caller asks to speak to a manager.
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