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5. Отметьте галочкой правильные строки, выпишите лишние слова.

Say One Thing, Mean Another

Do you ever get annoyed by people who say one

thing but mean another? For example, they say you,

'That's a very kind of you, I'd love to' when you

are invite them to the cinema, but really they

are thinking of an excuse so they can avoid you!

People who ask for an advice also annoy me. They

say things like 'What do you think I should do?'

but then they don't listen to what you tell with them.

Sometimes they don't even let you answer, but

answer themselves! This really gets on to my nerves.

Politeness is also a problem, when people ask to you

to open a window, they say 'Excuse me, but it could

you possibly open the window for me?' I prefer to

be more direct. Why shouldn't we just ever say

'Can you to open the window?' or something like that?

I've tried this a few times, but people either look

annoyed, or they don't do it what I ask them to. I

wonder why?

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ИТАК

1. То, что мы говорим, зависит от ситуации, наших взаимоотношений с собеседником, и от того, что именно мы обсуждаем.

2. Адекватный ответ зависит от нашей оценки того, как с нами разговаривает собеседник. Люди могут избегать общения, если собеседник не использует в речи вежливые клише.

Смотри также: Unit 22 Промежуточный тест 4

UNIT 22. ПРОМЕЖУТОЧНЫЙ ТЕСТ 4

(Units 18, 19, 20, 21)

1. Заполните пропуски одним подходящим по смыслу словом.

Asking for directions

Have you ever tried asking people for directions? I (1).......to go to London on business recently, and I soon realised that I (2).......have bought a street map. Whenever I followed the directions of passers-by, I got lost. 'You can't (3).......it,' they would say. 'Carry straight (4)......., it's opposite the bank.' After walking for half an hour, I would realise that I (5).......have gone wrong somewhere. '(6).......you tell me where the bank (7)......., please?' I would ask someone. I (8).......to have known that this was a mistake. 'Which bank do you mean? I think you (9).......go back to the station...' I now see that I (10)...... have taken a taxi. After all, London taxi drivers (11).......to pass a test on their knowledge of its streets. But of course, whenever I thought of this, 1(12)....... not find a taxi. In the end I found a solution. I went up to the first tourists I saw and asked if I (13).......look at their tourist map. They turned out to be from Scotland, and they (14).......me very detailed directions. The only problem was that I wasn't (15).......to understand exactly what they said.