05 | Phone Plans

Today you will learn 5 new English words related to "Phone Plans"

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SEWT Team
August 22, 2025

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Understanding “phone plans” is an important topic for you, an ESL learner, because it helps you choose the best way to stay connected with family, work, and services in an English-speaking country. Whether you're texting, calling, or using mobile data, knowing how to read and compare phone plans can save you money and avoid confusion. Mastering today’s vocabulary will help you ask the right questions and confidently select a plan that meets your needs. Let’s jump right in!

5 TERMS

  1. Carrier (Noun): A company that provides mobile phone service.

  2. Data (Noun): Information used when you access the internet on your phone.

  3. Coverage (Noun): The area where your phone can get a signal from your carrier.

  4. Contract (Noun): A legal agreement to use a service for a certain period of time.

  5. Unlimited (Adjective): Without limits; often used to describe data, calls, or texts.

EXAMPLE SENTENCES

  1. Carrier

    • My carrier is offering a discount for new customers.

    • She switched to a different carrier to get better service.

    • Some carriers have better coverage in rural areas.

  2. Data

    • Streaming videos uses a lot of data.

    • I ran out of data before the end of the month.

    • His plan includes unlimited data for social media apps.

  3. Coverage 

    • Check the coverage map before choosing a phone plan.

    • This area has poor coverage, so calls might drop.

    • My coverage is great in the city but not in the mountains.

  4. Contract

    • I signed a two-year contract with my mobile carrier.

    • You may have to pay a fee to cancel your contract early.

    • Read the contract carefully before agreeing to a phone plan.

  5. Unlimited

    • I have an unlimited plan, so I can call anytime.

    • The plan offers unlimited texting and 5 GB of data.

    • Some unlimited plans slow down after a certain amount of data use.

EXAMPLE PARAGRAPH

Before choosing a phone plan, it's important to compare what each carrier offers, including the coverage in your area. If you use the internet often, look for a plan with plenty of data or one that is unlimited. Make sure to read the contract carefully so you understand the terms and fees. The right plan will keep you connected without unexpected charges.